There is a wiki article about replacing end of lines, you may want to read it before posting.
Basically, to match \r or \n at end of line, you need to match [^@] at the right place, where '@' is any character of your choice. It may help if you choose something that you are sure is not in your text - I like using control characters for this purpose.
Beware that end of line is made of 2 characters on DOS/Windows and 1 elsewhere.
CChris
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I want to remove the extra carriage return so it looks like this
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I tried to use the extended search mode which seemed to work on a similar problem but searching yields no hits.
"{\n\n" = 0
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"\n" = 0
There is a wiki article about replacing end of lines, you may want to read it before posting.
Basically, to match \r or \n at end of line, you need to match [^@] at the right place, where '@' is any character of your choice. It may help if you choose something that you are sure is not in your text - I like using control characters for this purpose.
Beware that end of line is made of 2 characters on DOS/Windows and 1 elsewhere.
CChris