How do I toggle word \ line wrapping in find and replace

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GNAServicesInc

Pace a space before and after the term. (or whatever else you want to delimit by, such as \n for new line...)

Example:

  Example Text "bop foxmop fox bop"

  If you search for "fox" tpad would find two results in the example text

  If you search for " fox " tpad would find one result. Notice the space before and after fox in search term.

...if COVT is checked you can use "\n" to check for new lines, "\t" to check for a tab etc. If COVT is uncheked things like "\n" would match the actual text "\n" (so the same as \\n )