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Replace space with line break in txt???

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ABCLOVE Posted messages 239 Status Member -  
 Namzat -
Hello,

I have a text in a text document (notepad) and I want each word of this text to start on a new line, that is to say I actually want to replace the spaces between each word with a line break???

Can someone tell me what I need to enter in the EDIT, REPLACE field???

Best regards
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.16

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    SmallFitz Posted messages 358 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   189
     
    Hi!

    In Notepad++, it's quite simple to replace something with a line break:
    • 1) Press Ctrl+F (Opens a search window)
    • 2) Click on the "Replace" tab
    • 3) Enter in the first field "Find what:" what you want to replace in the text
    • 4) Click at the bottom, in the "Search Mode" box on "Extended mode (\n, \t, \0, \x...)"
    • 5) Enter in the second field "Replace with: " this \n which is the symbol for a line break.
    • 6) Click on "Replace All"


    There you go.
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    1. iori172
       
      Thank you very much for the info :)
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    2. SGo35
       
      In Notepad++ v4.3, at the 4th step, the "Extended Mode" does not exist. You need to check "Regular Expression" and it works.
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      @SmallFitz: perfect, thank you!!!
      @SGo35: you should always do the updates, they don't exist for nothing.
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    4. Papaast32
       
      @SmallFitz: Thank you :)
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    5. Namzat
       
      Thanks for the info!
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