Hi, @stuart-benson, @terry-r, @alan-kilborn, @peterjones and All,
OK, I see… So, the best option is to use the @terry-r method, as there are several zones [.........] : per line :
Open the Mark dialog ( Ctrl + M )
Uncheck all box options
SEARCH (?-s)(?<=\x5B").*?(?="\x5D) if you use regular quotes "
OR
SEARCH (?-s)(?<=\x5B“).*?(?=”\x5D) if you use smart quotes “ and ”
Check the Purge for each search and Wrap around options
Select the Regular expression search mode
Click on the Mark All button
Click on the Copy Marked Text button
Open a new tab ( Ctrl + N )
Paste the clipboard’s contents ( Ctrl + V )
Voila !
You’ll get the expected text :
Hi, team.
We’re looking at”,“our rush defense.
Today’s session is going to”,“look at our outside alignment,
and why that’s important”,“for a rush defense.
OK team, what is an”,“outside alignment?
The way you come up like”,“in the defensive line?
How does it relate”,“to an opposition?
Stand up on the far shoulder”,“from where the ball is.
Most teams that”,“do a rush defense
start on that outside”,“shoulder, why do you reckon?
I think it requires”,“a lot of skill
from the player”,“catching the ball
to know what’s”,“going on that side
if the ball is coming this way.
So probably that’s why”,“it’s important to step
on the far shoulder.
Yeah, I like that.
it makes that attacker”,“have to use far more skill.
OK, men.
So let’s just presume”,“I’m the attacker.
We’ve got defender”,“1 and defender 2.
So who’s your man, here?
Who’s your man, Jay?
If your prefer join all these different lines into one line only :
Select all these resulting lines ( Ctrl + A )
Edit > Line Operations > Join Lines ( Ctrl + J )
Cheers,
guy038