Is there a way to remove all carriage returns from a selection of text?

fruhulda wrote:

Yvan, you are mixing apples and pears. I didn't say anything about that the application would behave differently if using paragraph break instead of carriage return. It was a tip to the OP because the two characters look the same and it might be that the OP doesn't get desired result wen using carriage return in Find and Replace.

It seems that I understood wrongly but I really doubt that the OP's problem was linked to the nature of the character. Return or Paragraph Break in the "Find" field then click [ Replace ] or [Replace & Find ] delete the selected block in both cases.

What is the behavior of the french Rechercher et remplacer? Does it Find first and then replace or vice versa? Can't it just be a typo?

It does what is written in the User Guide : it Replace then Search/Find as it does in other versions.

It seems that I didn't file the report described in my late message. Not only it's not in my archives but I didn't find it in my reports in Apple's radar area. Ouf 😉

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) lundi 26 décembre 2011 12:03:51

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Hello

(1) To be sure, I reinstalled iWork from the original trial version.

The button is really named [ Rechercher et remplacer ].

(2)

Now I have a button matching the user guide.

If you look carefully at the screenshot, you may see an interesting detail.

The spell checker doesn't apply to the text body (it mix French and English so the spell checker ruled by Pages would be underlining some words) but it strikes in the dialog.

It's because, as was pointed some times ago, the main code of the dialog is a system one so, it's the System which rule the checker so, it apply in the text fields.

For those whose memory failed, the fact that the main code opf this dialog belong to the System was stated to explain why we retrieve the text firlds contents when we switch between several applications.

It's a bit surprising the first time we face this behavior but, as it's logical, with practice we become accustomed to it.

As you may see, the string is the same in the dialog's title and in the button. It's a bit annoying.

Now, it's time to apply the same surgery in the Numbers and the Keynote dialogs.

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) jeudi 29 décembre 2011 12:03:51

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