I'm reluctant to bring up this topic again, but...

I need to tag abbreviations in html files. Our practice is to treat
the initial abbreviation one way:

Physical Sciences Laboratory (<abbr>PSL</abbr>)

and the remainder _with_ expansions in the title attribute:

<abbr title="Physical Sciences Laboratory">PSL</abbr>

Using the non-modal search/replace dialog, should I be able to edit
the first instance manually, move the cursor below that instance, and
then do a replace all that would begin _at that point_ without
wrapping and going back to the top? If so, it doesn't seem to work for
me. I could swear that this was possible before BBEdit 9 by unchecking
Start at Top.

Wrap is unchecked, and "start at top: in the preferences plist file is
set to "No".



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Peter Weil, Web Developer
University Communications
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Phone: 608-262-6538
Email: plweil@wisc.edu






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