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I need to find all paragraphs in a document that have style "Paragraph
indented" and change them to style Normal with a tab at the beginning of the paragraph. (It's what the typesetting machine requires.) I have tried to follow Graham's page on using wildcards, but I find nothing about how to search for an arbitrary stretch of text of arbitrary length. (*) finds one character at a time. I can't simply Find the paragraph style; with Use Wildcards checked, something has to be entered in the Find What? box. (Word2003.) Thank you. |
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