Taking them out is a lot more difficult than not-including them. Especially when the file is too big to do a graceful global. Cheryl Bill Buchanan wrote: > Cheryl, > > I don't know whether it is possible in that way, but you should be able to > do a global search and replace in your word processor to accomplish the same > thing in the RTF file. > > e.g. in Word97, > Find:^p^p > Replace with:^p > Replace All > > Bill Buchanan > > On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 10:54 AM, singhals<singhals@erols.com> wrote: > >> OK, PAF 2 and I think 3 allowed me to do a temporary >> reconfiguration. >> >> That's not available in 5. >> >> *IF* I uninstall PAF5 and then reinstall it, can I achieve >> the same thing? >> >> Specifically, I want to eliminate *all* the blank lines in a >> book narrative; I suspect many of them are put in by the >> line-end/carriage return chr$ which can be specified in the >> config. >> >> Yes? No? Yes but a really bad idea? >> >> Cheryl