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Wild characters in Find and Replace
I used to be able to do this in the prior version... not sure how to do it in
my new version. If I have a doc with a list of items that all have a : after them and the first written character after the two spaces following the colon is a small letter and I want to replace them with a capital letter, how do I do that? In the prior version, I used Find :^$ and then "highlight all" and then used the change case function. In this version, "highlight all" is not an option. Please advise. |
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