Adding pinyin to >10 chars. at a time?

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I make good use of the function Format etc. adding pinyin to Chinese
characters in Word. I find it tediously limiting not being able to convert
more than ca. 10 characters at a time. I have tried to record a Word macro,
but the results don't match my intention (or the results of the recorded key
sequence).

Ideally, I would like to handle an unlimited number of pages of Chinese text
in one go, but even adding pinyin to one full line of, perhaps, some 30
characters @ 18 p. size, would be a great help.

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[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Lugubert,

You may want to also post this in the Word International Features newsgroup as well (link below) and include the version of Word and
Windows that you are using.

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I make good use of the function Format etc. adding pinyin to Chinese
characters in Word. I find it tediously limiting not being able to convert
more than ca. 10 characters at a time. I have tried to record a Word macro,
but the results don't match my intention (or the results of the recorded key
sequence).

Ideally, I would like to handle an unlimited number of pages of Chinese text
in one go, but even adding pinyin to one full line of, perhaps, some 30
characters @ 18 p. size, would be a great help. >>
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MS Office System Products MVP
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