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Old 11-06-2021, 07:37 AM   #7
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Since the OP are using Acrobat Pro, I suppose he won't mind paid software, so here are some that may or may not be of any use:

Microsoft Word since (I think) version 2016 can open, edit and save PDFs - it's a bit slow on large documents, and layout is not always preserved 100%

Softmaker FlexiPDF or Ashampoo's sublicensed version PDF Pro (both have free versions, which may or may not be enough for the OP's needs) - can do search and replace with "wildcards", but not real regex.

Tracker Software's PDF-XChange Editor (has a search function, but replace is by hand, one at a time)

All of Affinity's graphic software can open and edit pdf's (Affinity Publisher even does regex and other nifty search/replace things)

and oodles of other more or less specialized software, both cheaper and very much more expensive. – Google just might be your friend, and usually there's some way of trying the software before buying.

Disclaimer: I'm in no way affiliated with any of the above companies.

Regards,

Kim
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