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footnotes issue
In Word 2003, you could search for footnotes that were highlighted and
replace with footnotes that were not highlighted. Is there something like that in Word 2007? It will find anything in the body of the document that is highlighted, but not the footnotes. You have to manually search for each footnote and then manually take the highlighting off. Is there a quicker/easier way to do this? Thanks! |
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