Merge paragraphs, lines.
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Hello,
I would like to have my text in one block
I retrieved my text from a PDF and put it in Word and at the end of each line, I have the paragraph marker and it goes to the next line (removing the paragraph marker, I know how to do, but removing the fact that it jumps a line, I don’t know how to do it for all the text in one single action)
The only action I know how to do is to go to the end of the line and manually delete each paragraph marker to have my text in one single line
I have justified my text
In short, I want to remove all these line breaks to have just one block, and I don’t know how to do that.
Thank you
Best regards
I would like to have my text in one block
I retrieved my text from a PDF and put it in Word and at the end of each line, I have the paragraph marker and it goes to the next line (removing the paragraph marker, I know how to do, but removing the fact that it jumps a line, I don’t know how to do it for all the text in one single action)
The only action I know how to do is to go to the end of the line and manually delete each paragraph marker to have my text in one single line
I have justified my text
In short, I want to remove all these line breaks to have just one block, and I don’t know how to do that.
Thank you
Best regards
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0
5 answers
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Command "Find, Replace, Go To": for Word 2008
1) choose paragraphs to merge
2) press "Ctrl + F"
3) find: ^p
4) "Search In" button: choose "Current Selection"
5) in the "Replace" tab - "Replace with" line - press the "space" key
6) click "Replace All" -
Hello,
Try selecting all your text and going to Format, Paragraph, Before spacing... After spacing to set them to 0.
See you later
grandpa -
Thank you grandpa35530 but no, it's not working
If you have other ideas, I'm all ears
Best regards -
I found it!!
Response found on the website
"
To remove all empty lines at once from a file, I suggest downloading Notepad2
https://www.01net.com/
Just go to Edit > Block > Remove blank Lines"
And it works!
Thanks to everyone -
ModeratorGood evening,
It's funny to go look in NotePad for what Word has had for a long time...
Edit menu, replace:
Find: ^l
Replace with nothing
m@rina
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