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Originally Posted by deback
Yes, remove manually in a text editor, but I would try this first: Find \n\n and replace it with \n. Hopefully, the line space that should be there after a paragraph would be at \n\n\n.
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Doing this in a text editor just replacing \n\n with \n would remove the blank lines, making it worse. If I have a text file with "blank" lines, what I do is basically:
Replace \n\n with some unused symbol, like #
Replace \n with a space
Replace the # with \n
Replace space space with space a few times to get rid of multiple spaces.
It's almost always messier than just that, but that is the basic process.