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Old 02-12-2019, 01:41 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by phossler View Post
Editing a book with a number of foreign words repeated in many places that I wanted to bracket in <i>foreign_word</i>

I was using Find: (foreign_word#1), Replace: <i>\1</i>

Get the next word or phrase, repeat

Occurred to me that if I had a Saved Search that would use the Selected text:

Find: ($Selected), Replace: <i>\1</i>

then I could just select the text, run the search, select next text, run search, repeat
You can bring up the saved searches via Search → Saved searches. This will present you with a list of search and replace expressions that you can apply. You can even select multiple entries in the list by holding down the Ctrl Key while clicking so as to run multiple search and replace expressions in a single operation.

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