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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Since MS Word allows you to search for hard returns with ^p, the easiest solution would be to:
1. Replace all consecutive line-breaks (^p^p) with a dummy character, e.g. ###.
2. Replace all remaining hard line-breaks with spaces.
3. Replace the dummy character (###) with hard line-breaks (^p). (You might have to replace ###### with ### first.)
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- if original uses # as a bullet point marker I use @@@ (three snails)
Same technique can be used in plain text files - in that case you look for \n (sometimes \r\n) rather than ^p
BR