It is strange though. Using \n and doing a Search for a
shift+enter it finds the shift+enter. Placing a \n in the Replace field and
a paragraph, enter or return, is used to replace the shift+enter. Same
thing, \n, in the Search and Replace fields.

When doing a Search for a paragraph, enter or return using \n and it finds
nothing. I guess this is so you don't replace ANY paragraph markers with
something else using Search/Replace.

Anyway, this is a great help. In the past I was able to replace the TABs and
shift+enters with a paragraph mark in, excuse me, WORD.

Ian, while an Enter is just a key stroke, so is A, B, C, etc. on my keyboard
but all are represented by ASCII, will now unicode, anyway...