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Yes, it is possible but not particularly quick. There may be more efficient ways of doing it but my attempt at it resulted in the following code. Note there wasn't any comprehensive error checking done on this.
Code:
Sub DupWordMarks() Dim aWord As String, iCounter As Long, iWords As Long, iLen As Long, iTotalWords As Long Dim aRng As Range, iEnd As Long, i As Long iLen = 20 'the size of the range searched forward iTotalWords = ActiveDocument.Words.Count For iCounter = 1 To iTotalWords - 1 Select Case Trim(ActiveDocument.Words(iCounter)) Case "you", "a", "the", "can", "for", ".", "to", "and", ",", ";" 'do nothing Case Else If iCounter + iLen < iTotalWords Then iEnd = iCounter + iLen Else iEnd = iTotalWords End If Set aRng = ActiveDocument.Range(ActiveDocument.Words(iCounter).End, ActiveDocument.Words(iEnd).End) For i = 1 To aRng.Words.Count If LCase(Trim(ActiveDocument.Words(iCounter))) = LCase(Trim(aRng.Words(i))) Then aRng.Words(i).HighlightColorIndex = wdPink Exit For End If Next i End Select 'If iCounter = 500 Then Exit Sub 'enable an artificial restraint to stop the code when testing Next iCounter End Sub
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