Re: Clip FilePaste loses Umlauts

I tried to follow these steps but it somehow did not work out for so I thought of another approach that I could automate via script in PowerPro and noticed that a regular expressions approach might do the job. 

 After reading up on regular expressions, I was able to come to the following setup :
 

 (ä)|(ö)|(ü)|(Ä)|(Ö)|(Ü)|(ß)

 (?1ä)(?2ö)(?3ü)(?4Ä)(?5Ö)(?6Ü)(?7ß)

 

 On the first line in each group in brackets I have the two character source that I want to be replaced with the corresponding one character replacement in brackets on line 2.  
 

 For instance (ä) on first line represents group one and "ä" is replaced by "ä". The "?1" in(?1ä) means by which character group 1 on first line is replaced with, here "ä".
 

 I have all the German Umlauts (small and large caps plus (ß).
 

 Now I am running out of enough knowledge about the PowerPro regex plugin to actually code this as a PowerPro script.
 

 Any help on how to get started ?
 

 Thank you