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We produce a lot of very detailed and complex legal documents which often
have hundreds of "defined" words in them. These words are defined at the front of a document in initial cap and bold, like this "Agreement", "Superior Landlord" etc Whenever these definitions are referred to throughout the document, all instances of these defined words should be with an initial capital. Obviously the problem comes if a document has hundreds of defined words, and is very long, it is difficult to remember which words have been defined, and which haven't, and so inconsistencies crop up in the document. Users are supposed to do a "find and replace" on all defined words, but this can take some time if there are a huge number of definitions. What I would like to know is, is there any way that the definitions could be cross-referenced on a document by document basis, so that whenever an instance of the definition appears, it automatically changes it to initial cap? You could use "Autocorrect" but that is template based, and would not work on a document by document basis (i'm presuming). I have a feeling this would require the use of an addin and/or Visual Basic but at the moment i'm stumped. Any ideas? |
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