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Oh My! That was it! Now it worked!
What a genious solution! Now let me put it inside a macro... I'll come back here if I have problems.

Just curious: you said this is a job for a script. What kind of scripts are you talking about?

For all, Thanks ben!!

Working to test! Indeed a great effort! I'll come back later to say what's happened. Sorry for the long time took.

Edit: So, I tried. I couldn't help but I think there is a typo in step 3 above. Textpad won't find that particular regex. I'm sure I marked the POSIX operators option and I did not ...

Working to test! Indeed a great effort! I'll come back later to say what's happened. Sorry for the long time took.

Hi!

I have the following issue:

o princípio da anterioridade nonagesimal. Lembrando que a letra c foi objeto da Emenda Constitucional nº 42 de 2003.
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<p>Art. 150. Sem prejuízo de outras garantias asseguradas ao contribuinte, é vedado à União, aos Estados, ao Distrito Federal ...

Thanks a lot sir, and sorry for apparently have abandoned the topic; I thought I enabled the e-mail notification.

I'll take a look into that arcticle, thanks!

Hi

I have both Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird here in my PC (running Windows XP). I use Outlook for the calendar and contacts, but I prefer Thunderbird's e-mail function a lot more. Thunderbird is already set as my default e-mail program, and it is also what opens when I type Run, then ...

Thanks for the tip.

I thought about this workaround, thanks! But in that case, there is no RegEx applicable? Thanks anyway MudGuard.

Edit: actually, I remembered the problem about having to do this via macro: What if I have 167 html files in that situation? I would have to open one by one and execute the macro. With ...

Hi,
I think this is so easy I'm embarassed to ask, but curiously I can't figure how to take this:








}
.auto-style1 {
font-family: Georgia, "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
font-size: 1em;
}



<h2>segunda-feira, 10 de outubro de 2011</h2>

...and remove everthing before the first <h2 ...

Gentlemen, I don't know how to thank you.

Perfect! Now I begin to see the power of regex in Textpad!

Hi people!
Textpad is THE text tool. Awesomely fantastic.

So is the regex capability. But I have a problem. Before going through it, I must say I have a feeling this question is so naive and general that I wouldn't find if I searched.

So here we go:

I have this piece of text:

Art. 353. Cabe à ...