problems, why not try this: > o Cut all your relevant material. > o Create the tab stop you need in an empty paragraph. > o Paste the material back into the empty paragraph you have just created, > using Edit | Paste Special... | Unformatted text. > > All your paragraphs should inherit the new arrangement.
This worked. though all the bulleting i did were lost but i this still is a good method > > It doesn't seen to find $ in the first place & doesn't replace it with \n. >> > > Ah, that's because these are regular expressions, so you need - in Find & > Replace - to click More Options and then tick "Regular expressions". It didn't work but this time it searched & even seemed to replace many items. Sorry I didn't mention that earlier. Why you should be? You have helped me a lot I shall not forget to acknowledge you in my project, after all your's is the only name i remember. Thank You. > Brian Barker > -- anand warik
