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Find/Replace formatting
In Word 2003, is there a way to reformat all occurrences of *part* of
recurring text? Specifically, I want all occurrences of [sic] to be replaced with *only* sic in italics (not the brackets). I do not want to replace every occurrence of 'sic' since it is part of such words as basic. I've tried using EditReplaceFormatFont, but I can't find a way to replace *only* 'sic' and not the brackets, without replacing the occurrences of this sequence of letters in other words. Any help is much appreciated. |
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