[Stefan4321]

Is there a F/R coding that can tell Word to identify all different email
address strings in a document of the form:



and change them to



I.e., identify "first-part-of-string" @ "last-part-of-string"

TIA

[Jezebel]

Yes it's possible, but not (I think) all in one go --

([a-z0-9.]@)\@([a-z0-9.]@.[a-z]{3}.[a-z]{2}) matches
([a-z0-9.]@)\@([a-z0-9.]@.[a-z]{3}) matches

In both cases, use \1@\2 as the replacement. You need to check 'Use
wildcards'.




"Stefan4321" wrote in message
...
Is there a F/R coding that can tell Word to identify all different email
address strings in a document of the form:



and change them to



I.e., identify "first-part-of-string" @ "last-part-of-string"

TIA

[Greg Maxey]

Try EditReplaceMoreUse Wildcards.

Type: *\@*.* in the find field. Click hte Format buttonStyleHyperlink

Replace with ^&



--
Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.


Stefan4321 wrote:
Is there a F/R coding that can tell Word to identify all different
email address strings in a document of the form:



and change them to



I.e., identify "first-part-of-string" @ "last-part-of-string"

TIA