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Alex23037142fg4s
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February 16, 2022
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Transcribing Options

  • February 16, 2022
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Is there any way to remove all the punctuations that the auto transcribe has? If yes, how? Thank you! 

    Correct answer Visuals3389168234hp

    If you go to the TEXT panel then CAPTIONS, there is a search bar for the punctuation you want to remove. Replace it with a space. This will result in a double space. So go back to the search bar and look for double spaces. Replace it with a single space. Just forgived this out and it works perfectly right in Abode. 😩 finally

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    Martin34100299wr6h
    Participant
    March 22, 2024

    I feel like this would be an easy feature to add and would save me literal hours a week

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      Visuals3389168234hpCorrect answer
      Participant
      November 27, 2023

      If you go to the TEXT panel then CAPTIONS, there is a search bar for the punctuation you want to remove. Replace it with a space. This will result in a double space. So go back to the search bar and look for double spaces. Replace it with a single space. Just forgived this out and it works perfectly right in Abode. 😩 finally

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        androik79021704
        Participant
        December 2, 2023

        OMG it worked! Thanks so much! This feature has been there for so long I think. But it's not obvious because the "replace" button only appears when you use the search bar.

        Stan Jones
        Community Expert
        Stan JonesCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        February 16, 2022

        Not in PR.

         

        I would export as text file, then edit in Notepad++ or similar and use Regex search/replace to remove all punctuation. I have not done it, and don't know what the specific replace code would be.

         

        You could do the Notepad replace and just replace one punctuation at the time without knowing any special code.

         

        Stan

         

        Alexander Riss
        Adobe Employee
        Alexander Riss
        Adobe Employee
        February 17, 2022

        Hi Stan,

         

        you can also use Regular Expressions in the text search window by using the (undocumented/hidden) expression:

        \\R{yourregexhere}

         

        Use at your own risk! There might be more official support for this in the future.

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        Best regards,

         Alexander

          Stan Jones
          Community Expert
          Stan JonesCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          February 17, 2022

          Alexander,

           

          Thanks for sharing!

           

          Stan

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