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Hi
I like to have text inside quotes in a different style than "normal". So far I use a macro that basically does this: Code:
Selection.Find.Replacement.Style = ActiveDocument.Styles("inQuotes") With Selection.Find .Text = "[" & ChrW(8220) & "]*[" & ChrW(8221) & "]" .Replacement.Text = "" End With But, I have to manually do it every time. I was wondering it there's a better way. A way that, after i open a quote, the style changes to "inQuotes", and after I colse a quote, the style changes back to "Normal" Any ideas? |
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