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Daiya Mitchell
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Find and Replace works fine with any language.
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On 6/4/05 8:04 PM, "mooad2005" wrote:
Find and Replace works fine with any language.
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On 6/4/05 8:04 PM, "mooad2005" wrote:
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Guest
thank you Daiya for giving me a time to answer,
now my text is made with arabic bymdols, i have pasted the file which
contain these symbols. into the font folder of the control panel.
In word when i paste any of these symbol in 'find&replace' box it changes
into a compete different symbol like a square or ball ...i want to be able to
select some of them from my text of 600 pages, and edit the color and the
size.
i hope you benefit me from your experience,
thanks million
now my text is made with arabic bymdols, i have pasted the file which
contain these symbols. into the font folder of the control panel.
In word when i paste any of these symbol in 'find&replace' box it changes
into a compete different symbol like a square or ball ...i want to be able to
select some of them from my text of 600 pages, and edit the color and the
size.
i hope you benefit me from your experience,
thanks million
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Graham Mayor
There is a 'find symbol' macro supplied with Word in macros9.dot. or
downloadable from http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/supmacros.aspx
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downloadable from http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/supmacros.aspx
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Klaus Linke
If your document uses a very old Arabic font (from Word 6 times), maybe Word considers it to be a symbol font.
With any Unicode font and Arabic text, you should be able to copy/paste text into "Find what" just fine.
Also, the color of diacritics in Arabic is a style setting, I think. So you shouldn't need to use "Find/Replace" and just edit the style.
Maybe you'll find some tool on the net to convert your old Arabic font to Unicode. I know such tools exist for many old Greek fonts.
Regards,
Klaus
With any Unicode font and Arabic text, you should be able to copy/paste text into "Find what" just fine.
Also, the color of diacritics in Arabic is a style setting, I think. So you shouldn't need to use "Find/Replace" and just edit the style.
Maybe you'll find some tool on the net to convert your old Arabic font to Unicode. I know such tools exist for many old Greek fonts.
Regards,
Klaus
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Guest
tahks a lot klaus, i ll try
Klaus Linke said:If your document uses a very old Arabic font (from Word 6 times), maybe Word considers it to be a symbol font.
With any Unicode font and Arabic text, you should be able to copy/paste text into "Find what" just fine.
Also, the color of diacritics in Arabic is a style setting, I think. So you shouldn't need to use "Find/Replace" and just edit the style.
Maybe you'll find some tool on the net to convert your old Arabic font to Unicode. I know such tools exist for many old Greek fonts.
Regards,
Klaus
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Guest
thank very much graham, i will try what you said
Graham Mayor said:There is a 'find symbol' macro supplied with Word in macros9.dot. or
downloadable from http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/supmacros.aspx
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