The default keyboard shortcut for Small Caps is Ctrl+Shift+K. Since I rarely
use hyperlinks (Ctrl+K), I have swapped shortcuts.

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"Daiya Mitchell" wrote in message
.. .
And re Small Caps, dig in Tools | Customize and find the toolbar icon or
set
up a keyboard shortcut for applying it. Find and Replace might help, but
it
depends on what you have.

I assume you are only interested in after-the-fact fixes, as an editor,
not
ways to make it easier as an author?

On 3/4/05 2:01 AM, "*((({" wrote:

Has anybody figured out how to do legal citation in an easier
way? I'm referring specifically to the comma following a case name --
it should not be underlined or italicized. Same goes for commas
following Id. and e.g.
If I get an already-typed manuscript, or a scanned manuscript,
how do I change all those commas to plain text? Is there a macro or
something?
Any macros or tips for formatting law review articles according
to the Harvard Bluebook, where authors and treatises are to be in
Small Caps?
Etc. Etc.

Any help appreciated.

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