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Thanks for your reply, which I passed on to the user. Here is his response. Any ideas?
I was able to get the macro to run by commenting out the following commands: NumberSpacing = … NumberForm = … StylisticSet = … ContextualAlternates = … CollapseByDefault = … For some reason my version of Word is not recognizing the syntax of these statements as valid. |
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Okay, then my next thought is to have the person using Word 2007 record a macro that does all the things you need. They may need to do one of these finds at a time, and just keep grabbing the syntax of the code that is recorded by the macro. Once you have all of that, then we can look at what was recorded and see if we can optimize that to run as a script.
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