carbonize: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ... my aim was to make all the sentences in to a single line by removing the \n but keep the empty lines. ... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi, in phReplace you probably could use a re replacement ([^ ]) ([^ ]) with $1$2 (in my Poor Man's RE it would be the equivalent /([^ ]) ([^ ])/g, "$1$2" With built in PSPad functions you cannot search for the linebreak \n directly; approximately the same result would involve multiple steps: relace (regexp): ^$ QQQQ (or any other separator string otherwise NOT present in the text) Edit :: Lines manipulation :: Join lines Backwards re replace: QQQQ with \n (possibly fix the starting spaces inserted by "join lines"). vbr -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?4,52660,52862> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
