I believe it won't, though, Terry. Handily, F4 *doesn't* repeat Find Next.
This makes it convenient to use the browse arrows to Find Next, then F4 to
repeat any action (such as a replacement or paste) that was performed after
the previous find.
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"TF" terryfarrell%40%6d%73%6e%2ecom wrote in message
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If you haven't done any edits after executing the Find, then the Repeat
Command key (F4) should do just that too.
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"Andy" wrote in message
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In MS Word 2003, when I want to find some text I do this:
CTRL F, then enter a search string, then press Find Next
(1) How can I "Find Again" by using a hotkey instead of clicking the
button?
(2) Could such a hotkey be made to work even if the Find window is
closed?
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