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To do so, select OptionsConfigure File Types in the menu. Many settings can be made separately for each file type. Almost every aspect can be adjusted to your own tastes and habits. EditPad Pro is very configurable.

Then use \r\n after the $ for a "new line" in a dos file (or just \n in a unix file as the carriage return is mainly used for dos/windows text file):Ex.: to remove all lines starting with tags OBJE after a line starting with a tag UID (from a gedcom file - used in genealogy), I did use the following search regex: ^UID (.*)$\r\n^(OBJE (.*)$\r\n)+And the following replace value: UID \1\r\nThis is matching lines like this: UID 4FBB852FB485B2A64DE276675D57A1BAOBJE the output of the replacement is UID 4FBB852FB485B2A64DE276675D57A1BA550 instances have been replaced in less than 1 sec. Instead, use the adequate regular expression with ^ for "begin of line" and $ for "end of line". Match newline" as suggested in another answer. RegexBuddy, EditPad Pro or PowerGREP, you simply tick the checkbox.No need to use the option ". Turn on the all files option to search through all open files in the active project.In all regex flavors discussed in this tutorial, the dot will not match a newline. Turn on the adapt case option to preserve upper, lower, and title case when doing a case insensitive search-and-replace.