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What is the code for a line break to the next frame?

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November 12, 2020
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Not sure what this is called. When I copy/paste this into the Find/Change box, it looks at it as a ^p, but that is the code for a normal end paragraph. What is the code for the break that happens when you hit Enter on the number pad which continues the text to the next linked text box?

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Correct answer Barb Binder

^m didnt do it either.

It's an uppercase M.

^M

~Barb

Barb Binder

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By the way, @VicoDrive, you can find these characters on your own using the @ widget in the Find/Change dialog box. You just have to know what they are called. In your case, it's a column break.

~Barb

~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training

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VicoDriveAuthor

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I knew about that and looked through the whole thing, couldnt find which one it was. Didnt know what that specific function was even called to be able to find it.

Barb Binder

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^m didnt do it either.

It's an uppercase M.

^M

~Barb

~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training

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VicoDriveAuthor

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That did it, thanks! Didnt realize codes were case sensative!

Barb Binder

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Yay!! 😊

~Barb

~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training

Barb Binder

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I think you are asking for column break character? That's what the numeric keypad enter adds to the text. Use ^M for a text find/change.

~Barb

~Barb at Rocky Mountain Training

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VicoDriveAuthor

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Thats not the same one, here is an image of the symbol. The ^n moved the line to the next line. The one that the Enter key on the num pad does move to the next linked text box.

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