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generate a list of key words in a long document
If you have used the Highlight icon, then simply use the Find function
(Ctrl+F), leave the "Find what" box empty, check the box for "Highlight all items found in:" (don't be confused , this "highlight" is really "select"), and have the option as "Main Document", click More, Format, Highlight, then Find All, Close. Then press Ctrl+C, to copy, then go to your new document, Ctrl+V to paste. All the words previously highlighted will paste over. Hope this helps DeanH "esleditor" wrote: I am editing a manuscript for a learner English book and I need to generate a list of vocabulary words from the text. I have highlighted all the words. Is there a way to select, copy and paste just those highlighted words into a new document? Or is there another way to generate a list of key words? |
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