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Old 12-01-2011, 01:34 PM   #3
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Between the the typo-riddled thread title and forgetting to say how I wanted to fix my problem, I'm really banging on all cylinders today... For the record,I am trying to removed the title heading.

The code you gave me didn't come up with any hits, but thankfully I think you gave me the snippet that will help me solve my problem (albeit in my own particularly unartful way): "(| )".

If i do a search for:

Code:
<p>T(| )H(| )I(| )S(| )I(| )S(| )T(| )H(| )E(| )B(| )O(| )O(| )K(| )T(| )I(| )T(| )L(| )E(| )</p>
That should recognize the any of the variations on "THIS IS THE BOOK TITLE" that I listed earlier, including mixed upper- and lowercase (if I leave "Match case" unchecked), right?

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EDIT:
So far so good. My 'puter hasn't exploded. Thanks (as always) for pointing me in the right direct, theducks! I'm still curious (though no longer desperately curious) whether there are neater ways to write that expression (one that would be case inclusive, and one the would be case exclusive)...

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