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Guest
Is there a way repetitive words can be highlighted by default in a different
font and colour in MSWORD?
Please help......
font and colour in MSWORD?
Please help......
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Graham Mayor
Not sure what you are looking for here, but
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Find_it_tool_bar.htm may be of use to you.
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http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Find_it_tool_bar.htm may be of use to you.
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Guest
Not sure what you mean by default, but you can select (highlight)
non-consecutive words by Ctrl + Double-Clicking on each word, then apply a
font or color. Or you can format one word then apply the changes to the
other words using Format Painter.
Nita
non-consecutive words by Ctrl + Double-Clicking on each word, then apply a
font or color. Or you can format one word then apply the changes to the
other words using Format Painter.
Nita
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Guest
Hello,
Thx for the reply
I mean that if I select a repetitive word say "Cat" in a paragraph and then
I highlight it and change its font style and size, then is there a way to
apply the same formatting (automatically) to the word "cat" wherever it
appears in the paragraph. Manually it can be done using the "Format Painter"
Option. But is there some default (automatic) way of doing the same so that
everytime the word "cat" appears in the text it automaticaaly adopts the
defined font style and size.
Regards,
Hemant
Thx for the reply
I mean that if I select a repetitive word say "Cat" in a paragraph and then
I highlight it and change its font style and size, then is there a way to
apply the same formatting (automatically) to the word "cat" wherever it
appears in the paragraph. Manually it can be done using the "Format Painter"
Option. But is there some default (automatic) way of doing the same so that
everytime the word "cat" appears in the text it automaticaaly adopts the
defined font style and size.
Regards,
Hemant
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Daiya Mitchell
Yes. Instead of selecting, do a Find for cat and Replace it with cat
formatted as you like. In the Find & Replace dialog, click on More, then
with the cursor in the Replace box, use the Format drop down to format the
font, or to apply a character style that includes the formatting you like.
DM
formatted as you like. In the Find & Replace dialog, click on More, then
with the cursor in the Replace box, use the Format drop down to format the
font, or to apply a character style that includes the formatting you like.
DM
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Instead of doing this, why not just use Find to search for "Cat" and
"Highlight all items found"? Once they're all highlighted (selected) you can
apply formatting.
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"Highlight all items found"? Once they're all highlighted (selected) you can
apply formatting.
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Daiya Mitchell
Cause I forgot that existed. 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
It's one of those features I've learned about so recently that I still
remember it. <g>
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remember it. <g>
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Microsoft MVP (Word)
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Fairhope, Alabama USA
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