G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Sun, 2005-09-04 at 19:22 -0400, Ron Miller wrote:
You can search for numbers with the string [0-9]{1,2}. The first
term represents a range. The second allows one to two instances
of the first term - in this case, that is one or two digits.
The Replacement string should be left blank.
Do you have regular expressions enabled (checked) when you do this? I
recall getting similar results when I forget.
Checking regular expressions and find/replace all with @@ produces the
following results
1 two 2 ththth 3rhrhrh 51ahahahahah 6rorororo 9nenenenne
89shshshshsh 00
1 two 2 ththth 3rhrhrh 51ahahahahah 6rorororo 9nenenenne
89shshshshsh 00
@@ two 2 ththth 3rhrhrh 5@@ahahahahah 6rorororo 9nenenenne
89shshshshsh @@
@@ two 2 ththth 3rhrhrh 5@@ahahahahah 6rorororo 9nenenenne
89shshshshsh @@
I've been reading the help on all this, but can't quite figure it out.
(For the record, I'm a convert from WordPerfect.) Thanks for your help
and your patience.
Best wishes, Ron Miller
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