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>> --- Nancy Allison <maker -at- verizon -dot- net> wrote:
>>
>>> I remember the Word macro function and it's
>> probably
>>> still there, but does it work across separate
>>> applications like Microsoft Script Editor or
>>> Notepad?
>>>
>>> --N.
>>>
As Scott stated, the Recorder won't record across multiple apps.
However, if you're saving HTML from Word, then maybe you can re-open it
'as text' in Word and do your work from there?
*** atomic hammer method ***
Another way is to load the HTML file as text into a spreadsheet (like
Excel or OpenOffice Calc). You can sort the text, which might be good
enough to get all of the suspects into a single group of rows.
Otherwise, create a simple formula in the second column which searches
for whatever key text string marks a image file name.
(Remember- to propagate a cell down a column, select the cell and
double-click the little square marker in the lower-right corner)
Place whatever portion of the results you want in the second column as a
result of the formula. If not found, leave the cell empty.
Then filter by second column non-blank.
Good luck
Jay
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