WD: How to Search for Special Characters When Pattern Matching

WORKAROUND

   Standard      Substitute        Meaning
   --------      ----------        -------

   ^p            ^13               Paragraph mark (see Note 1)

   ^e            ^2                Auto-numbered endnote reference mark
                                   (see Note 2)

   ^d            (see Note 3)      Field

   ^f            ^2                Auto-numbered footnote reference mark

   ^b            ^12               Section break or page break (see Note 4)

   ^w            <space>{1,}       White space (see Note 5)
				

Notes

1. Works in Word for Windows only. There is no equivalent substitute in Word for the Macintosh.
2. When using these substitutes, it is not possible to differentiate between endnote and footnote reference marks.
3. There is no equivalent substitute for ^d (Field).
4. When using ^12 to search for section breaks, page breaks will also be found by this pattern. Thus, ^12 is a limited substitute for ^b.
5. For the substitute of ^w (white space), "<space>" means that a space character should precede the "{1,}". Do not type out "<space>" in the Find What text box.