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how to find one word at a time in a large document?
In word 2000, I was able to find one word at a time in a document such as the
bible. Now the tab says "Find all" and all the words are highlighted and then I have to search through the whole document for the highlighted words, which defeats the purpose of the FIND function. If there is no remedy for this problem, I will uninstall microsoft word 2003 because of this inefficiency. I work with large documents and need to find specific words in them quickly. LACK OF INTELLIGENCE IN DESIGN! |
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Find All is only displayed when the highlight all items check box is
checked. Otherwise it is find next. So nothing wrong with the design - the problem is pilot error. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org whartonmatt wrote: In word 2000, I was able to find one word at a time in a document such as the bible. Now the tab says "Find all" and all the words are highlighted and then I have to search through the whole document for the highlighted words, which defeats the purpose of the FIND function. If there is no remedy for this problem, I will uninstall microsoft word 2003 because of this inefficiency. I work with large documents and need to find specific words in them quickly. LACK OF INTELLIGENCE IN DESIGN! |
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