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I have a document which contains many quotations between double quotes.
I need a macro which can scan the text and set the font to "expanded" for the text inside the double quotes. I would appreciate any help. |
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You really don't need a macro for that - all you need is a wildcard Find/Replace, where:
Find = “[!”]@” Replace = ^& and you set the replacement font attributes to whatever expanded setting you desire. The above Find/Replace expression assumes you've used smart quotes. If you're not using those, try: Find = "[!"]@"
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Thankyou, it works!
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