Re: Replacing text via code

In article <1116265408.725727.263740@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Greg wrote:
> Something like:
> <Snip Code>

Thanks for that Greg. Works great.

I follow it down to the line .Replacement.Text = "\1^=\2"

What do the \1 and \2 mean and how do I find out about these codes? Is
this something specific to Regular Expressions or is it part of the
Word syntax?

--
Roger

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