I'm copying large amounts of text into a Research outline, and want to break each paragraph into a new item. So I scroll down to the beginning of each new paragraph and hit Control-Enter to break it into a new item.
Then I thought there might be a better way. Using QuicKeys I could write a macro that would look for any instance of two "carriage returns" (that would bring me to each new paragraph) and then I could have QuicKeys hit Control-Enter and make a new item break there. This would speed things up considerably.
But to make this work I need to know how to use OO's Find function to search for two "carriage returns". Is there a string I could use that represents the Enter key?
Then I thought there might be a better way. Using QuicKeys I could write a macro that would look for any instance of two "carriage returns" (that would bring me to each new paragraph) and then I could have QuicKeys hit Control-Enter and make a new item break there. This would speed things up considerably.
But to make this work I need to know how to use OO's Find function to search for two "carriage returns". Is there a string I could use that represents the Enter key?