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Re: search for/replacing with nuttiness

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From: Jay Fraser
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 16:08
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I don't know if this is related: 

I have a problem in that sometimes the space following a word does not have the same applied char style as the word. I figured a quick script which would find any character followed by a space, then apply the style of the 1st character to both. 

Didn't work, and it was driving me nuts. 

Just to check, I got into the UI, opened a random file and the "Find" dialog, and typed in "^? " into the "Find what:" slot. No other settings. I figured it would find the last character of every word & the following space. Instead it found maybe 50% of them. 

Am I missing something, or is it the program? I need a mocha. 

Thanks! 

Jay
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