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I scanned a book in order to convert it to text for my Kindle and the book had its title written on top of every page.
In order to lose all that in Word without having to go page by page (book has over 300 pages in my case), you can of course use wildcard replace.
I practically want to replace the following lines with a space or with nothing, depending if a word started on a page and ended on another being separated into syllables, or with a space if a page ended in a full word and started with another full word.
Thus I have 2 situations:
Note: in the examples below XXX is page number which can have 1, 2 or 3 digits (pages range from 1 to 327; ZZZZZZZZZZ is book title; ^p is a paragraph mark
1st situation - word starts on one page and ends on another, being separated by a hyphen
inte-^p
XXX^p
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ^p
rior
2nd situation - page ends with full word, next page starts with another full word
eforturile^p
XXX^p
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ^p
prin
Note on using wildcards:
- the paragraph mark is no longer ^p but ^13
- a number containing digits between 0 and 9 and of any number of digits is written [0-9]@
So I must make 2 replacements, one for 1st situation and one for 2nd.
1. Make backup of document.
2. Open Find and replace (CTRL+H), click on More >> and select Use wildcards.
3. Find what: -^13[0-9]@^13BOOK_TITLE_HERE^13
Replace with:
4. Find what: ^13[0-9]@^13BOOK_TITLE_HERE^13
Replace with: press spacebar once
I have a 3rd situation apparently, for some reason some page titles contain the following syntax:
word^p
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ XXX^p
word
So there's a paragraph, then book title, then a bunch of spaces, then page number, then paragraph. I have to replace all that with a space.
Below, any number of spaces is: [ ]@([! ])
Find what: ^13BOOK_TITLE_HERE[ ]@([! ])[0-9]@^13
Replace with: press spacebar once
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