M
millinghill
Hi.
I'm proofreading a 400+page document that I personally transcribed.
I've noticed many instances where I kept my finger on the SHIFT key
too long such that the first two letters of the word are capital
letters. It's driving my nuts to find and fix them. Wondering if
there's any way MS Word Find command can find two adjacent capital
letters as wildcards (i.e. I don't want to sit and search for AA, AB,
AC, AD, etc... to ZZ)?
Thanks!
Theodore
I'm proofreading a 400+page document that I personally transcribed.
I've noticed many instances where I kept my finger on the SHIFT key
too long such that the first two letters of the word are capital
letters. It's driving my nuts to find and fix them. Wondering if
there's any way MS Word Find command can find two adjacent capital
letters as wildcards (i.e. I don't want to sit and search for AA, AB,
AC, AD, etc... to ZZ)?
Thanks!
Theodore