[Level Editor]

I have a document that is entirely in Arial font. I want to change commas
only ( , s ) to the Times New Roman font. Find and Replace cannot do this.

Is there some way to change the font style for a single character in a Word
2003 document?

[Jay Freedman]

Edit Replace certainly can do this.

- First click the More button in the dialog to expand it.

- Type a comma in the Find What box.

- Type a comma in the Replace With box.

- Click the Format button at the bottom of the dialog, choose Font from the
popup menu, and select Times New Roman from the font list. Click OK.

- Click the Replace All button.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
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Level Editor wrote:
I have a document that is entirely in Arial font. I want to change
commas only ( , s ) to the Times New Roman font. Find and Replace
cannot do this.

Is there some way to change the font style for a single character in
a Word 2003 document?

[Level Editor]

Jay,

That worked perfectly! Thank you so much! You saved me and my department a
great deal of time.

Hope I can return the favor sometime in the future.


Best of luck,
-Mark

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

Edit Replace certainly can do this.

- First click the More button in the dialog to expand it.

- Type a comma in the Find What box.

- Type a comma in the Replace With box.

- Click the Format button at the bottom of the dialog, choose Font from the
popup menu, and select Times New Roman from the font list. Click OK.

- Click the Replace All button.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

Level Editor wrote:
I have a document that is entirely in Arial font. I want to change
commas only ( , s ) to the Times New Roman font. Find and Replace
cannot do this.

Is there some way to change the font style for a single character in
a Word 2003 document?