With reference to my question ID 225656 you asked me for
clarification. I dont see any reference to clarification on your page
nor a button below it or next to it. What is a hex code as you
mentioned, If I change it to remove space between the paragraphs can I
change it back to former position? You asked med about the document.
It is already typed out on MS Word on Windows 98 program.

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Request for Question Clarification by poe-ga on 07 Jul 2003 06:09 PDT

Fat55, given that you're working in Word the problem is relatively
easy to solve.

Simply use the global search and replace function. You can get to this
by clicking Edit on your top menu bar, then Find. The shortcut to this
is CTRL-F.

Click the More button so that you can see more options, then click on
the Special button at the bottom of the dialog box. Choose Paragraph
Mark. You'll notice that ^p has appeared in the Find What box. This is
the special code Word uses for a paragraph mark.

It sounds to me like you want to replace instances of two paragraph
marks together with only one. Choose the Paragraph Mark again or
simply type another ^p so that there are now two of them.

Then click on Replace and put a single ^p in the Replace With box.

Clicking on Replace All will replace every instance of two paragraph
marks together with one. Alternatively clicking on Find Next and then
Replace will take you through each instance one at a time.

If you wish to change back to the former, just use the Undo option by
clicking on Edit and then Undo Typing.

This should do the job for you. If so, should I post it as an official
answer? If not, please explain why and I'll finesse the answer further
for you.

You should have a Clarify button but if you can't find it, simply
adding a comment should do.

Poe

Fat55, given that you're working in Word the problem is relatively
easy to solve.
 
Simply use the global search and replace function. You can get to this
by clicking Edit on your top menu bar, then Find. The shortcut to this
is CTRL-F.
 
Click the More button so that you can see more options, then click on
the Special button at the bottom of the dialog box. Choose Paragraph
Mark. You'll notice that ^p has appeared in the Find What box. This is
the special code Word uses for a paragraph mark.
 
It sounds to me like you want to replace instances of two paragraph
marks together with only one. Choose the Paragraph Mark again or
simply type another ^p so that there are now two of them.
 
Then click on Replace and put a single ^p in the Replace With box. 
 
Clicking on Replace All will replace every instance of two paragraph
marks together with one. Alternatively clicking on Find Next and then
Replace will take you through each instance one at a time.
 
If you wish to change back to the former, just use the Undo option by
clicking on Edit and then Undo Typing.
 
This should do the job for you. If so, should I post it as an official
answer? If not, please explain why and I'll finesse the answer further
for you.
 
You should have a Clarify button but if you can't find it, simply
adding a comment should do.
 
Poe