How to change font size in entire document?

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Bill

I'm using MS Word 2000. I have text scattered through out my document with
a font size of 6. It is just too small. I would like to change all text
with a font size of 6 to a font size of 9 in one fell swoop.

Can this be done? All I see is how to manual select all the text and then
change it. Really time consuming.

Thanks in advance for any help,
Bill
 
Alternatively, do Control+A to highlight your entire
document and choose Format/Font and choose the point size
you want.
 
Bill, I noticed your issue on the board and I saw a better and much quicker way to change the font in the entire document. If you want to change it across the document click on Format on the Menu bar, then choose Style. From the dialog box choose Normal and it will be highlighted in white text on blue. Then look at the command buttons at the bottom and click on Modify. You should see the Modify Style dialog box appear. Choose the format button on this dialog and choose font
The final dialog box will appear titled Font. Just choose the font size you prefer, say 9 like you wrote and then click on OK, next box click on OK and on the final remaining dialog box click on Apply
Thats it you are done. How does it look? Let me know how it turned out!
 
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