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I am somewhat familiar with macros for EXCEL, but not for WORD.
I often translate documents; I have the original text in one window of WORD while typing my translation on a second window. I’d like to assemble a macro that will somehow mark a spot (a word, for instance) on the first window and then make that mark move forward mirroring the movement of the cursor on my other window as I type. That would make it easier for me to see the spot I have reached, each time I turn from looking at the typing window to looking at the original. If this can be done, please give me some hints from which I can start. Thanks in advance for any help. ACA |
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