Hi there, FIRST, let me just say that I am in awe of the work you all do and really, really, REALLY, appreciate having all of OpenOfffice's tools available to me.
Sorry, but there is a BUT coming: One of the very few things that MS Word does better than OpenOffice Writer is that it allows one to do a global replace of the Shift-Enter character with ^p. The reason that this is a good thing and would be VERY helpful, is that when one copies text from an online document, the paragraphs invariably are made with Shift-Enter. Example: (unfortch, those dratted little arrow thingees don't show here, just imagine one at the end of each truncated line: Danans in the early ages. The terms Sighc, /Sigheog, and Siabhra, were applied by the Irish to Fairies : hence came the names Sktbhrog, " a fairy habitation;" Sluagh-Sighe, "the fairy host;" and Bean-Sighe, " a fairy woman." The fairies were also called by the Irish Deamhain-Aedhiry signifying "Demons of the Air;" and frequently Daione-Maithe, meaning *' the good people" — being so denominated for fear of giving them offence, and dreading their power% As one can see, fort of, it's tedious in the extreme to replace each of these characters individually in order for the text to flow properly. Thank you for your time and for this great suite of tools. Kind regards, Cara Johnson Dublin, Ireland
