[minimus[_2_]]

I really hate how find works in word. I search a word in a document and word
takes me to all of them one by one.
I cannot go to the previous match if I accidently have skipped it.

Why not just design it as in acrobat reader. Indicate all matching cases in
a column.

rrrrr

[Gordon[_2_]]

"minimus" wrote in message
...
I really hate how find works in word. I search a word in a document and
word takes me to all of them one by one.
I cannot go to the previous match if I accidently have skipped it.

Why not just design it as in acrobat reader. Indicate all matching cases
in a column.

Word 2007? Click on Find, click the "More" button, click on the "Reading
Highlight" button and choose "highlight All".

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

The Find Previous button at the bottom of the vertical scroll bar will take
you back to a previous match.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"minimus" wrote in message
...
I really hate how find works in word. I search a word in a document and
word takes me to all of them one by one.
I cannot go to the previous match if I accidently have skipped it.

Why not just design it as in acrobat reader. Indicate all matching cases
in a column.

rrrrr

[minimus[_2_]]

thanks!

"minimus" wrote in message
...
I really hate how find works in word. I search a word in a document and
word takes me to all of them one by one.
I cannot go to the previous match if I accidently have skipped it.

Why not just design it as in acrobat reader. Indicate all matching cases
in a column.

rrrrr

[Jay Freedman]

The other suggestions you got will work perfectly well. If you prefer the
Acrobat Reader's find dialog, I have one for you. Download finder.zip from
http://jay-freedman.info and unzip it into your Word Startup folder
(%appdata%\Microsoft\Word\Startup). It assigns itself to the Ctrl+Alt+F
shortcut.

--
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
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On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 16:57:02 +0200, "minimus"
wrote:

thanks!

"minimus" wrote in message
...
I really hate how find works in word. I search a word in a document and
word takes me to all of them one by one.
I cannot go to the previous match if I accidently have skipped it.

Why not just design it as in acrobat reader. Indicate all matching cases
in a column.

rrrrr

[minimus[_2_]]

thanx a lot

"Jay Freedman" wrote in message
...

The other suggestions you got will work perfectly well. If you prefer the
Acrobat Reader's find dialog, I have one for you. Download finder.zip from
http://jay-freedman.info and unzip it into your Word Startup folder
(%appdata%\Microsoft\Word\Startup). It assigns itself to the Ctrl+Alt+F
shortcut.

--
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.

On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 16:57:02 +0200, "minimus"

wrote:

thanks!

"minimus" wrote in message
...
I really hate how find works in word. I search a word in a document and
word takes me to all of them one by one.
I cannot go to the previous match if I accidently have skipped it.

Why not just design it as in acrobat reader. Indicate all matching cases
in a column.

rrrrr