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Find/replace double paragraph breaks with single breaks causes second para to adopt style of first

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Am using find / replace to globally find double para breaks and replace with single breaks on a huge INDD which is already styled.

 

So, find ^p^p replace ^p

 

This is causing paragraphs to adopt the style of the preceding para.

 

Eg (excuse mishmash of notation).

<heading style>This is a heading</heading style>

<break>

<break>

<text style>And this is some text</text style>

 

is turned into:

 

<heading style>This is a heading</heading style>

<break>

<heading style>And this is some text</heading style>

 

or possibly:

 

<heading style>This is a heading

<break>

And this is some text</heading style>

 

It's as though the second break and the start of the text paragraph style which follows immediately are both being picked up and deleted by the 'find'.

 

Does anyone know a way around this?

 

thanks!


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