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Old 11-07-2024, 12:14 PM   #7
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I have an old book a friend gave me and the paragraphs are all messed up. I'm trying to clean it up and it would be amazing if there was a function like "merge with the upper paragraph if the current paragraph starts with a low-case word". Is there something like this?
Yes:

and in this thread, specifically, I showed the exact 3 regex I've been using for 12+ years:

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If you want a more "GUI-friendly way" of doing things—and you're more familiar with Word or LibreOffice—I described a lot of this stuff in:

Of course, using Sigil or Calibre and fixing it directly in the code is the best + SUPER quick (if you use those 3 regexes, that'll take care of 99% cases in a single shot!).

Trying to accomplish the same thing in Word/LibreOffice is clunky/limiting, and would take a lot more work.

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