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<blockquote data-quote="Wolf118" data-source="post: 6725664" data-attributes="member: 72051">Here's my fix to that problem with PDFs:1) Copy the relevant section to a new document (not the one you're using)2) Ctrl-F to bring up the Navigation sidebar, and then select &quot;Replace&quot; from the drop down (assuming you're using Word 2010 or later)3) In &quot;Find What&quot;, type &quot;.^p&quot; (without the quotes)4) In &quot;Replace with&quot;, type a symbol (this is just a placeholder).&nbsp; Pick something that isn't normally used in the doc (I usually pick the % or $)5) Hit &quot;Replace All&quot;6) Keep the Find and Replace dialog box open7) In &quot;Find What&quot;, type &quot;^p&quot; (without the quotes)8) In &quot;Replace with&quot;, type a single space9) Hit &quot;Replace All&quot;10) Keep the Find and Replace dialog box open11) In &quot;Find What&quot;, type the symbol you used in step 412) In &quot;Replace with&quot;, type &quot;.^p&quot;13) Hit &quot;Replace All&quot;Clunky, but if you make a macro, it gets easier.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolf118, post: 6725664, member: 72051"] Here's my fix to that problem with PDFs: 1) Copy the relevant section to a new document (not the one you're using) 2) Ctrl-F to bring up the Navigation sidebar, and then select "Replace" from the drop down (assuming you're using Word 2010 or later) 3) In "Find What", type ".^p" (without the quotes) 4) In "Replace with", type a symbol (this is just a placeholder). Pick something that isn't normally used in the doc (I usually pick the % or $) 5) Hit "Replace All" 6) Keep the Find and Replace dialog box open 7) In "Find What", type "^p" (without the quotes) 8) In "Replace with", type a single space 9) Hit "Replace All" 10) Keep the Find and Replace dialog box open 11) In "Find What", type the symbol you used in step 4 12) In "Replace with", type ".^p" 13) Hit "Replace All" Clunky, but if you make a macro, it gets easier. [/QUOTE]

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