DataMystic

Perfect! That works exactly right! Thank you Simon! So that I learn from the experience, let me try to break down the easy pattern: <br>[ longest 0+ (whitespace or '&nbsp;' or cr or lf) ]<br> means Find occurrances where the are 2 <br> codes containing between them the highest number of repetiti...

Hmmm... still multiple <p> result (see new results below). Is the application of a OneOrMore for the occurrances of &nbsp; possible? New Result: <p>That means that from this great State of Michigan we want that part of the leadership. After all, you have the Senator who is the head of the Republ...

That makes sense - but I tried it and for the example below it replaces with many <P>, not a single one. (see result below) How can it be limited to acting between the <br> tags only once? Thanx, Simon! b New Result: <p>That means that from this great State of Michigan we want that part of the leade...

I have a number of html pages converted from Word that have variations of bad paragraph endings peppered throughout that affect the space between paragraphs: <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br> which should be replaced with <p> An exact match works, of course, but I don't trust the exact layout...

I'm trying to do a simple replace list starting with finding the CR- in my Hex Editor it shows as 013. Setting Easy Pattern then perl then exact as the Find Type, I've tried [cr],[return],\013,\n,[CRLF] and any other reference I can find in your documentation and it errors: Find String for "Rep...

I went past it somehow - so working fine now.

However, just curious - what does that error mean?

What does the error '1 line limit reached' indicate? I am trying to split a single .txt file into many files. I have a text file containing 10 separate HTML pages separated by \255 (ÿ) which I selected as the file to process. In the filters, I have 3 steps - Input from file(s) [X] Confirm before pro...