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Dear Saramt89,
Adding to what I just posted as reply to your response. Would you need to write the code so that the beginning bracket would be the indicator of the headword or more exactly the beginning of the line that contains the headword? Sometimes there are two headwords on the same line if you have masculine and feminin endings. But, always there is a headword(s)before the first or leading bracket. These brackets do not appear in the text of the definitions. There may be parentheses but not brackets which only are used for the prononciation of the headword.
Thus, do we need a find and replace(or insert?)a tab instructionthat will put a tab somewhere beginning with brackets or the leading bracket and the headword before it?
pz
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