I'm trying to create a macro that finds a string of text with unique formatting and line spacing, and then convert it to a link. It would not be all that tricky except for the fact that some of these strings of text are broken by a paragraph mark in the middle. For example, "Accessing the Internet" and "from your easy chair" are separated by a paragraph return. I want to create a link for "Accessing the Internet from your easy chair". Both strings have the same font formatting and line spacing.
Unfortunately, it's not the only instance of a single paragraph mark so that line of attack has so far proven useless. As I mentioned, the only unique characteristics are the combined font formatting and line spacing.
Can anyone suggest some code to remove thatparagraph mark from between the two strings of text?
Thanks
AJ
Unfortunately, it's not the only instance of a single paragraph mark so that line of attack has so far proven useless. As I mentioned, the only unique characteristics are the combined font formatting and line spacing.
Can anyone suggest some code to remove thatparagraph mark from between the two strings of text?
Thanks
AJ