Brett,
You can search for tabs in DBTW by doing the following:
1. Press Alt-F3 to show DBT codes. Note that this is a toggle, so if
you're already seeing codes, you will hide them.
2. Bring up the Find or Find/Replace dialog, depending on what you want to do.
3. Press Control-Left-Bracket and type a greater-than sign (Shift on the
period) This is the code for a tab character.
4. Continue with the rest of the dialog as you usually do.
Note that you will not be able to type in the code as described above if
codes are not visible. Good luck.
Steve
On Friday 3/26/04 18:19 Brett Winchester wrote:
How is this done with a word document which has been imported into Dux either before translation or afterwards?
thank you!
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