Adobe Community: How to turn a list into a paragraph?

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1. Bob Levine,

Jul 4, 2012 12:24 PM in reply to chezron

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We need more than that. What EXACTLY are you trying to do.

Bob

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2. chezron,

Jul 4, 2012 1:17 PM in reply to chezron

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Hi Bob,

I will try to be clearer. For example I have a section like this:

Common Greenhouse Weeds

Creeping Wood Sorrel

Oxalis corniculata

Cudweed

Gnaphalium luteoalbum

Lesser Seeded Bittercress

Cardamine oligosperma

Annual Bluegrass

Poa annua

Spiny Sow Thistle

Sonchus oleraceus

Spotted Spurge

Euphorbia maculata

Weeds: Strategy for Control

2) Monitor nursery stock often and pull any weeds

3) Do not allow weeds to flower!

4) Oxalis is particularly hard to remove, it may be necessary to remove plant from plant band to eradicate it

5) Vigilance and pulling of weeds throughout grounds to

remove seed sources

6) Proliferation of weeds germinating may indicate

overwatering

I want to copy and paste this, but I just need the words in order and do not want any gaps. So the above section would look like a paragraph rather than a list. Does that make sense?

Thanks

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3. Bob Levine,

Jul 4, 2012 1:20 PM in reply to chezron

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Are there multiple returns between the paragraphs? If so, use find change and look under the saved queries.

You’ll find a change multiple returns to single return preset.

Bob

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4. chezron,

Jul 4, 2012 1:29 PM in reply to Bob Levine

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Hi Bob,

Not sure how to do that. Could you walk me with baby steps?

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5. chezron,

Jul 4, 2012 1:32 PM in reply to chezron

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Hi Bob,

I selected all of the text and did what you suggested, but it didn't work.

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6. Bob Levine,

Jul 4, 2012 2:38 PM in reply to chezron

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Are there multiple spaces or are there high settings for space before or space after?

You can find that by looking in the paragraph panel with the text selected. You might also want to turn on the hidden characters under the type menu.

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7. Peter Spier,

Jul 4, 2012 3:57 PM in reply to chezron

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If you want all of that text in one single paragraph, use Find change to find a paragraph break and replace with a space (unless you were serious that you didn't want any space between the words, in which case repalce with nothing).

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