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Old 05-28-2013, 03:21 PM   #7
Leonatus
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Is there a Regex crack who could help?
I have some ebooks where, in the current of the text, appear page numbers (probably referring to the original printed version), sometimes even with hyperlink referring to the original TOC. I would like to delete them, but have no clue on regex matters. In one particular book, the numbers appear in squared brackets, such as [Pg 4]. Those numbers have up to three digits. The tags are like this: <span class="pagenum"><a class="pcalibre pcalibre1" id="Page_4">[Pg 4]</a></span>. Is there a way of removing them by one single regex command in Sigil or Calibre?

Thanks in advance! And please, remember, I'm completely ignorant in this field.

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