Another easy way to search for a string match is to open the file in Notepad++ and do a regex search. Hit ctrl-F to bring up the search and select the Regular Expression radio button on the bottom. In the find you would put "^.er..on$" without the quotes to search for your verizon example there and then click File All in Current Document. The ^ marks the beginning of your string, the $ marks the end, and the . marks the missing letters.
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Another easy way to search for a string match is to open the file in Notepad++ and do a regex search. Hit ctrl-F to bring up the search and select the Regular Expression radio button on the bottom. In the find you would put "^.er..on$" without the quotes to search for your verizon example there and then click File All in Current Document. The ^ marks the beginning of your string, the $ marks the end, and the . marks the missing letters.
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