Hi Giannis,
I assume that the lines either end with a paragraph mark ? or a hard line
break (an arrow pointing down and to the left). For the former, you can use
^p<space><space> i.e. ^p followed by two spaces
in the Find what box of the Edit>Replace dialog and use a single space in
the Replace with box.
If it's the latter, use
^l<space><space> that's a lower case L
in the Find what box
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Hope this helps
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
> I have a txt that all lines (except the empty lines)
> have two (2) spaces in the beginning.
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> and functions that must use for this macro.
> (sorry for my english but i am not speak very well...)