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From: Ulyee_F
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:55
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:55
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Hi; I'm testing out Adobe Reader's search capabilities. Here's my issue: i've downloaded a few years of Citi Credit card statements. I tried searching CAMBRIDGE and got nothing. I went into a pdf and found that: the entries were listed as C A M B RI D G E by whatever mainframe is spitting out my account data. Here's the thing; i have *no idea* if *every* entry is bludstervasted the same way; i imagine that grep has facilitiies for searching the letter strings in a row regardless of extra stuff. Is there a way to omni-search for the letters CAMBRIDGE near each other so that most/all cases are in the group? Thanks, Foob
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