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#Openoffice subscript shortcut manual#

Use Ian Laurenson's Find and Replace macro.

It is an extension, so it is relatively easy to install.

Use Tomas Bilek's Alternative dialog Find & Replace for Writer.

Then, type the shortcut key as many times as required. To replace with a line break, your choices include these: (Paragraph breaks are more common, and they are inserted in a document by simply striking the ENTER key.) Another source of confusion is the term carriage return which may refer to either paragraph breaks or line breaks. In Replace with, \n inserts a paragraph ending. One source of confusion is \n has different meanings between the Search for and Replace with fields.

#Openoffice subscript shortcut manual#

Replacing with line breaksUsing the standard Find & Replace dialog, it is not possible to use manual line breaks in the Replace with field ( issue 46165). To view them, choose View > Field Shadings. Non-breaking spaces (gray rectangles) often come when pasting from PDFs of web pages. Removing non-breaking spaces without regular expressions Replace single smart quote with straight quotesĬonverting dates in YYYY-MM-DD format to MM/DD/YYYY format Replace double smart quotes (aka book quotes or curly quotes) with straight quotes (aka dumb quotes)

Replace manual line breaks with paragraph breaks Replace non-breaking spaces with regular spaces Here are some common regular expression for search and replace. Note: You must combine the above expression into one line. Paragraphs beginning with demonstrative pronouns Second letter in a word is capitalized like FOo. DescriptionĮmail addresses (not a perfect regex pattern) Also, you usually will want Match case to be unchecked. In the Find & Replace dialog box, don't forget to check the box Regular Expressions. Use these example as is or as a basis for building your own regular expressions. Here are some sample regular expressions for Writer.