I just started a new job with a law firm that uses trial director for their syncronizing.
Is there a way to replace the spaces without shifting the whole document with this program?
Here is an example of what I am talking about.
The original:
00001 : 01 AO: have you ever given a deposition before?
02 GG: No
03 "AO: Um, Ms Layne, are we in agreement that we are
04 deposition pursuant to the rules reserving objections except to
05 and responsiveness until the time of trial?
00002 : 01
This is how it should look
00001:01 AO:
02 GG: THERE IS TEXT HERE AS WELL BUT THIS IS AN EXAMPLE
03 AO:
04
05
00002:01
I did not know if there might be a shortcut with this program.
Any help would be great...
Scott
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Not sure I understand. Are you simply wishing to remove the spaces from between tho numbers and the colons? Just use Find/Replace (control+H) to find " :" and replace it with just ":". It could cause trouble if there are similar patterns in the text, but it seems unlikely.
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I just started a new job with a law firm that uses trial director for their syncronizing.
Is there a way to replace the spaces without shifting the whole document with this program?
Here is an example of what I am talking about.
The original:
00001 : 01 AO: have you ever given a deposition before?
02 GG: No
03 "AO: Um, Ms Layne, are we in agreement that we are
04 deposition pursuant to the rules reserving objections except to
05 and responsiveness until the time of trial?
00002 : 01
This is how it should look
00001:01 AO:
02 GG: THERE IS TEXT HERE AS WELL BUT THIS IS AN EXAMPLE
03 AO:
04
05
00002:01
I did not know if there might be a shortcut with this program.
Any help would be great...
Scott
Not sure I understand. Are you simply wishing to remove the spaces from between tho numbers and the colons? Just use Find/Replace (control+H) to find " :" and replace it with just ":". It could cause trouble if there are similar patterns in the text, but it seems unlikely.