Looks about right to me, skeeve (without a computer for testing at the moment). You could also put a \K after the </sup> (to 'forget' what matched before). That way it would match only the space he was looking to replace. Not that critical in this example, but sometimes, \K is very handy for simplifying/shortening the replace expression.
Last edited by DiapDealer; 04-18-2014 at 11:47 AM.
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