Assume that you have created quite a large document and used the term contract various times. Now you find out that the term contract has to be replaced by the term agreement. It would be really difficult to search the whole document for this term and replace it manually every single time. By using the function FIND AND REPLACE you can find and replace terms within the whole document. It works just the same with company names or other catchphrases which you want to print bold, in capital letters, underline or highlight in another color after finishing the document. In this Special Topic we will show you how to use the function FIND AND REPLACE in Word.

Published on: 16.11.2010

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