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I want to change fonts throughout a long (420-page) Word document. Is there
a straightforward way to do that without having to go through the entire document manually? At present, the document uses a mix of Times Roman and Century Schoolbook for text and a mix of Arial and Lucida Console for programming examples. It has that mix because parts of the document were created by different people. I need to convert all the Times Roman to Century Schoolbook and all the Arial to Lucida Console. My guess is that I need to create a macro, but I wonder if Word offers a simpler approach. Gordon |
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