Replacing Selected Areas with White Space

I am using Acrobat version 8 on an XP Pro SP2 system.
I have a PDF file. Certain selected areas I wish to replace with pure white space. How can I do that?

You will find other ways which SEEM to remove blank material but avoid
them like the plague since it is very easy to get back the hidden
material. Redaction needs specialist tools. There is a plug-in, Redax
from http://www.appligent.com/
Aandi Inston

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I see what you mean (I just tried it) - pretty clear whats going on there...
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Just curious mostly...
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Replace period with white space

I am trying to replace a period in a string with a white space. It does not want to work with a period but works just fine with a comma!
Please can somebody tell me what I am doing wrong.
This is the code that I am using:
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As mentioned "." is considered differently in regular expressions. You can change the patterStr to "[.]" and your code will work.
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aaa    bbb                       aaa bbb
ww                vv             ww vv
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[/code]

user11253970 wrote:
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Remove XML Tags with White space.

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It would have helped if there had been a trim() function in XQuery.
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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]
Wow Erland this
seems to work, I need to test it against my data and update on this. Thanks again.
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I am trying to install jdk 1.6 in silent mode. I am using following command:
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> I was just hoping to get a recommendation about where I
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whitespace as you code.
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[SOLVED] Download from a SourceForge URL with white spaces

I was trying to make a PKGBUILD for The Butterfly Effect, a free game which is still in it's Milestone 7 version. The thing is I'm not able to use this URL to download the source:
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That is probably because the white space, and it must be SourceForge's fault, since neither wget (the one used with PKGBUILDs) nor Konqueror can download from that location, which I think is correct (I use others that way for other PKGBUILDs).
So...
1) Am I wrong, and I should write the URL with another syntax, or
2) is there a trick for cases like this one?
Last edited by Gallaecio (2010-06-19 16:35:28)

I don't know what's the matter with your software, but the correct link to the file is
http://sunet.dl.sourceforge.net/project/tbe/Milestone%207/TheButterflyEffect-M7.src.tgz
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