Say I have a document (WD97) which hasn't been autocorrected (either because
it's an older document and I have added many autocorrections since it was
created or because it comes from someone else).

Is there a way to have all my current autocorrections applied
*automatically* to this whole document at once (without of course doing it by
hand which would entail typing Enter after each word) ?

Thanks,

JPhB

Hi ?B?SlBoQg==?=,

Say I have a document (WD97) which hasn't been autocorrected (either because
it's an older document and I have added many autocorrections since it was
created or because it comes from someone else).

Is there a way to have all my current autocorrections applied
*automatically* to this whole document at once (without of course doing it by
hand which would entail typing Enter after each word) ?

No, there's no provision in Word for something like this. Find/Replace would be
the closest thing. If you have a lot of documents you want to process, you could
record the steps in a macro (or write one).

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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