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Copy first word of line
Usually I find the answers to my beginner-script-problems here in this forum but this time I had no luck so far...
 I want to modify a Japanese vocabulary file to import it into granule. Every line looks like this: Quote:
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How could this be done? Thanks for any help!  |
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