[Tex2002ans]

Originally Posted by rkomar

Can you not just search for two opening quotes without a closing quote between them?

Heh, yes, this will catch some of the punctuation errors.

2 LEFTs in a row:

Find: («[^»\r\n]*)«

• <p>«Have you been here a long time Terry?» ... «About five days» he replied.</p>
• <p>«Have you been here a long time Terry?» ... «About five days he replied.</p>
• <p>«Have you been here a long time Terry? ... «About five days» he replied.</p>
• <p>«Have you been here a long time Terry? ... «About five days he replied.</p>
• <p>«Have you been here a long time Terry?« ... «About five days he replied.</p>
  
  • Wrongly flipped guillemet / OCR error.

So, if you want the pure regex method, you'd create a big ol' collection of "Saved Searches", going from the easy-to-catch stuff—like 2 LEFTs or 2 RIGHTs in a row—all the way down to the hardest-to-catch.