Thanks Patrick. I have used \r quite a bit before, but never \n. Isn’t the 
latter more Unix-oriented? It’s been a long time since I have looked into this 
kind of stuff.

At any rate, so I appear to have three options: option-return, \r and \n.

Actually, yes, I do want the hard returns so it physically looks like what I 
have in other documents. :)

Bill


> The short answer is that BBEdit does not support manually adding 'soft' line 
> breaks within either documents or the Find window -- though since the 
> contents of the "Find" and "Replace" fields automatically soft wrap, that 
> shouldn't be necessary if you're just inserting running text.

> If however you do need to add 'hard' line break(s) into your search and/or 
> replace strings, you can use the special characters \n or \r as they're not 
> limited to grep patterns.

> PS: Please further note that typing Option-Return within the "Find" or 
> "Replace" fields of the Find window inserts a literal or 'hard' line break 
> into that field, which may -- or may not -- be what you want. :-)

> Regards,

> Patrick Woolsey

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