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On Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 6:09 AM, Matt Sherman <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > I am on Windows machines, so I don't have quite the easy access to > that useful command. Someone had earlier put the OCR in a doc file so > I've been playing with that more than with the raw PDF OCR. > > Versions of the unix utilities that run on Windows are available, but you can just use Microsoft Word to do what you want. Just use the find/replace function. In Word, you can search for a paragraph marker by looking for "^p" (caret p) Because you undoubtedly have real paragraphs in the document which you don't want to remove, I'd recommend substituting double paragraph marks with something unique (e.g. "@ZZZ@") before replacing all the other paragraph marks with a space. Then replace your unique marker with a paragraph. HTH, kyle