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viter.alex
I faced with paragraph mark that cannot be found with "^p" but can
with ^13. Why it happens?
with ^13. Why it happens?
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viter.alex
I faced with paragraph mark that cannot be found with "^p" but can
with ^13. Why it happens?
One more point. Here is document example.
http://www.programmersforum.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=13789&d=1247812274
It with cyrillic letters but it doesn't matter. In Immediate Window I
got:
?ActiveDocument.Paragraphs.Count
2
?ActiveDocument.Range.ComputeStatistics(wdStatisticLines)
3
But it's wrong! We can see 3 paragraphs and four lines in the document.
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viter.alex
Let's continue experiments.
With «Find and Replace» Find: ^13:; Replace: ^13. Word says that he
did 3 replacements.
But
?ActiveDocument.Paragraphs.Count
1
What's going on?
With «Find and Replace» Find: ^13:; Replace: ^13. Word says that he
did 3 replacements.
But
?ActiveDocument.Paragraphs.Count
1
What's going on?
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Terry Farrell
Which version of Word? Is this all documents or just one particular
document? Did you create it from scratch or did you copy/paste text from the
Internet or was it a WordPerfect conversion?
document? Did you create it from scratch or did you copy/paste text from the
Internet or was it a WordPerfect conversion?
K
Klaus Linke
Terry Farrell said:Which version of Word? Is this all documents or just one particular
document? Did you create it from scratch or did you copy/paste text
from the Internet or was it a WordPerfect conversion?
Replace ^13 with ^p (and maybe ^10 with ^p too), save.
That sould fix it.
Usually, saving in *.doc format fixes it too.
BTW, the link to the sample file you gave requires a password.
Regards,
Klaus
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viter.alex
New link to document http://www.adrive.com/public/47cb78205e932e80f89bc255a25f6bc7804841a6b90267151129d9ecc52ba995.html
Word versions are 2003 and 2007.
Such documents appear from time to time. I cannot define the terms
under which it happens
It was created by copy/paste from different sources incl. Internet
Word versions are 2003 and 2007.
Such documents appear from time to time. I cannot define the terms
under which it happens
It was created by copy/paste from different sources incl. Internet
K
Klaus Linke
viter.alex said:New link to document
http://www.adrive.com/public/47cb78205e932e80f89bc255a25f6bc7804841a6b90267151129d9ecc52ba995.html
Word versions are 2003 and 2007.
Such documents appear from time to time. I cannot define the terms
under which it happens
It was created by copy/paste from different sources incl. Internet
Weird... It is the first time I've seen that the problem persists when you
save in *.doc or *.xml format.
The XML contains "<w:cr/>" ... Can't remember that I've seen that before
either.
Klaus
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Klaus Linke
The XML contains "<w:cr/>" ... Can't remember that I've seen that before
either.
The documentation says <w:cr/> "specifies that this paragraph mark isn't a
paragraph mark -- it's just a
carriage return in the paragraph".
So it looks like it's something somebody (or some program) put in on
purpose.
I can't think of any way you can insert it from the user interface in Word
though.
Klaus
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viter.alex
Dear Klaus
Thanks a lot for explanations. Where I can find such documentation?
Thanks a lot for explanations. Where I can find such documentation?