Re: Searching for hard returns in Frame

[Beth Agnew <beth -dot- agnew -at- senecac -dot- on -dot- ca>]

Yes.
1. Select and copy a hard return.
2. Open the Find/Change dialog box.
3. For Find, select the last entry in the dropdown list: Text & 
Character Formats on Clipboard.
4. For Change, select To Text. Type a space in the text field. When the 
hard returns are replaced with spaces, Frame will insert soft returns 
where necessary.
5. Click Find, then Change and check that it is doing what you want it 
to do. If you're happy with that result, click Change All.

If you have 2 hard returns between paragraphs, first you may want to 
change those to something else so your paragraph breaks don't get lost 
in the hard return replacement. I suggest changing them to ### because 
it's easy to see and usually doesn't occur naturally in text. Follow the 
instructions above, copying an instance of two hard returns in step 1, 
and typing ### instead of a space in step 4.

Then replace all your hard returns as above.

Finally replace the ### with a single hard return as follows.
1. Select and copy a hard return.
2. For Find, select Text and type ### in the text field.
3. For Change, select By Pasting. Frame will place one hard return 
between paragraphs everywhere you had the ###.

It becomes a 3-step operation, but it's still a lot faster than doing it 
by hand.
--Beth

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