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Default Find and replace in Word 2007

In older versions of Word, "Find" searched both text and footnotes in one
search. I am unable to restore this functionality in the 2007 beta. I have
had to perform two separate searches, first in the document, and then in the
footnotes. Has anybody found a solution?
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Default Find and replace in Word 2007

Find in Word 2007 finds things in both the main body of the document and in
footnotes with the one search for me.

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In older versions of Word, "Find" searched both text and footnotes in one
search. I am unable to restore this functionality in the 2007 beta. I
have
had to perform two separate searches, first in the document, and then in
the
footnotes. Has anybody found a solution?



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Default Find and replace in Word 2007

Replace (in all versions of Word) searches all layers of the document in
turn (first then document body, then headers/footers, footnotes/endnotes,
text boxes, etc.) but only if you Replace All. If you use Find Next, it will
just wrap around in the document body; you then have to open the
footnote/endnote pane, header/footer pane, etc., to search those stories.

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"Ira Finkelstein" Ira wrote in
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In older versions of Word, "Find" searched both text and footnotes in one
search. I am unable to restore this functionality in the 2007 beta. I

have
had to perform two separate searches, first in the document, and then in

the
footnotes. Has anybody found a solution?


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Default Find and replace in Word 2007

Thanks; it turned out to be a problem just with the converted document I was
working on.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Replace (in all versions of Word) searches all layers of the document in
turn (first then document body, then headers/footers, footnotes/endnotes,
text boxes, etc.) but only if you Replace All. If you use Find Next, it will
just wrap around in the document body; you then have to open the
footnote/endnote pane, header/footer pane, etc., to search those stories.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Ira Finkelstein" Ira wrote in
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In older versions of Word, "Find" searched both text and footnotes in one
search. I am unable to restore this functionality in the 2007 beta. I

have
had to perform two separate searches, first in the document, and then in

the
footnotes. Has anybody found a solution?



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