I need to turn text: bold, italic between references (i.e. bold, italic
and roman)

Can this be done?

Find and replace will do this. Display the Find and Replace dialog. Click
More to display the full dialog. Check the 'Use wildcards' checkbox.

Search for: \bold\(*)\roman\
Replace with: \1

With the cursor in the Replace box click the format button and select Font
Bold.

Similarly for italic.





"word_user" wrote in message
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I need to turn text: bold, italic between references (i.e. bold,
italic
and roman)

Can this be done?

Thanks for the information below.

Just one more question: at the end of the search can I have two different
endings (i.e. roman and [return]). Or just do the search manually?



"Jezebel" wrote:

Find and replace will do this. Display the Find and Replace dialog. Click
More to display the full dialog. Check the 'Use wildcards' checkbox.

Search for: \bold\(*)\roman\
Replace with: \1

With the cursor in the Replace box click the format button and select Font
Bold.

Similarly for italic.





"word_user" wrote in message
...
I need to turn text: bold, italic between references (i.e. bold,
italic
and roman)

Can this be done?

If you're using wildcards, [Enter] is ^013

There are ways to search for either/or combinations, but quicker (in this
case, anyway) to do multiple searches.




"word_user" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the information below.

Just one more question: at the end of the search can I have two different
endings (i.e. roman and [return]). Or just do the search manually?



"Jezebel" wrote:

Find and replace will do this. Display the Find and Replace dialog.
Click
More to display the full dialog. Check the 'Use wildcards' checkbox.

Search for: \bold\(*)\roman\
Replace with: \1

With the cursor in the Replace box click the format button and select
Font
Bold.

Similarly for italic.





"word_user" wrote in message
...
I need to turn text: bold, italic between references (i.e. bold,
italic
and roman)

Can this be done?