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  2. In the Message format section, clear the Remove extra line breaks in plain text messages check box. Click OK. For Outlook 2007 or earlier versions: Open Outlook. On the Tools menu, click Options. On the Preferences tab, click the E-mail Options button. Click to clear the Remove extra line breaks in plain text messages check box. Click OK two ...

  3. Whenever I copy formatted text from a PDF file which is formatted to have line breaks (or carriage returns), I need to find a way to remove these line breaks without removing the paragraph format. To do this I need to use RegEx (Regular expressions) to only remove the line breaks which aren't preceded by a period.

  4. It finds the instances of this that I'm looking for, but for some reason it doesn't bump the text back from the new line when I replace - and it says it's been successfully replaced. I tried removing the space from the replacement text, and it took the spaces out, but still didn't bump the text up a line.

  5. For me, using Win 7, I had to use \r. in the Find box and type in <space> in the Replace box so that there is a single space between the last word of the current line and the first word of the next line.

  6. That takes any pattern with at line break, followed by least 2 spaces and flattens it out. Then fix the blank space on the first line. For reference: How to use regular expressions in Notepad++

  7. Lines are broken at the line feed character. If preceded by a carriage return both are removed. However a single carriage return without a line feed does not break the line. cr - removes all stray CR and LF left on each line. lf - add a LF to any CR embeded in the middle of the line. Example

  8. My script would try to break up the text input into chunks by looking for newlines. With PDF files this would result in a mess because of the way each line ends with a newline. So what I did was compose a few sed and tr commands to only consider newlines ending with a full stop as actual line breaks. It wasn't very pretty but it worked.

  9. Is there a way I can remove these line breaks without resorting to the tedious work of manually, line by line, fixing it? Note: This "messing up" of the text took place after I changed the font type (from Courier New to Verdana, although I kept the same size, nominally, anyway (10)).

  10. All these manual word breaks are not visible in normal text flow. If I turn on displaying of invisible characters, then they appear as ¬ symbols. However copying and pasting such symbol into Search & Replace box brings no results, because Word is unable to find any of such, even though I have plenty of them in my document.

  11. How to remove newlines from a text file with batch or PowerShell. To totally remove all newlines, I used the following script: @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set row= for /f %%x in (test.txt) do set "row=!row!%%x" echo %row% >newfile.txt echo %row% Here is how running the above script works: