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[LUG] Edit out carriage returns in LibreOffice

 

Edit > Find & Replace > More Options
Select 'Regular expressions' 
Put '$' (withouth the quote marks) into the 'Search for' box. Put a space into 
the 'Replace with' box. 
 ... and away you go

-- 
Rod Sheaff

On Tuesday 25 Oct 2011 12:48:41 Steven Côté wrote:
> > I have just tried that alt-tab and it gives a sort of window in the
> > middle as long as I keep my fingers on them.  don't quite see how it is
> > used but then it is some time since I used MsWindows and then I
> > couldn't afford to
> > BUY anything later than 98se:
> The Alt-Tab key combination is used by pressing the Alt and Tab key
> together. This will pull up a visual list of all the current applications on
> your desktop. While holding the Alt key down, you can press the Tab key to
> select the window you want brought to the forefront.
> 
> > Now I have an added irritation, as if I leave my computer for a period
> > it
> > not only closes down (good) but it logs me out and I have to re-enter my
> > password. When I used MsWindows I didn't even need to log on! Is there
> > any way I can switch off this logging out when the computer sleeps?
> 
> What's happening is that your computer is locking itself when the
> screensaver kicks in. To change this, in System Settings (accessible from
> either the Dash menu or the little gear icon at the top-right of the
> screen), select "Screen". Move the "Lock" toggle to off.
> 
> > Oh, also when is Libre Office going to be able, 'by find and replace' 
> > to
> > edit out paragraph spaces and those non-something line breaks that we
> > find in e-mails and some web pages when I copy and paste? One could do
> > this in MsWord: well there must have been something good about
> > microsoft! Or is there some other way of doing it?
> 
> I'm going to say the answer is probably, but I'm not too sure what it is
> you're trying to do. I'm guessing you're referring to Microsoft's "Copy text
> only" feature to eliminate formatting after pasting text? You can do that
> by selecting the text you want to remove the formatting from and pressing
> Ctrl-M. Or did you mean something else?

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