LOL -- Evan, I'm just always looking for the least number of keystrokes.
Color me "lazy." grin.
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On 9/3/2015 2:43 PM, Evan Reese wrote:
Yup, should have figured Judy would know a cleverer method. <smile>
Evan
*From:* Judy s. <mailto:cherryjam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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*Subject:* [bksvol-discuss] Re: question about page numbers
Not sure why you want to add the blank line, as Bookshare's converter is going to strip it out anyways, but try this for your quick and dirty way:
Bring up Search and Replace
In the search box type in: ^13([1-9])
In the replace box type in: ^13^13\1
Select "more" and click the "use wildcards"
If you are adventurous, click "replace all." Not recommended, as this will insert a blank line before any line that starts with the numerals 1 through 9. If you're cautious instead of adventurous, click "find next" to go through and examine each instance.
When you've finished the search, remember to "unclick" the "use wildcards" in the search and replace box, or you will drive yourself crazy trying to figure out why future searches aren't working right. grin.
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On 9/3/2015 8:19 AM, Ann Parsons wrote:
Morning all,
I've got a BSO here. The numbers all seem to be on the bottom of the pages, so I'm not changing them. However, these numbers come right after the text e.g.:
This is text
20
I want to put a blank line between the text and the number. Is there a quick and dirty way I can do this, or do I have to do it manually? Please advise.
Ann P.
