Hi,

At the bottom of this topic under the line, you can see a small part of subtitles of a movie. As you can see there are paragraphs of 3, 4 and 5 short verses. For example 1st paragraph is with 3 verses, 2nd is with 4 verses and the 3rd is with 5 verses.

The 3rd paragraph is with 5 verses and it is wrong (for me). I want only paragraphs with 3 and 4 verses.

What I am looking for is, if it is possible that Microsoft Word can mark automatically paragraphs with 5 verses for example with a color (as it is shown below with red) instead of checking manually all the document, because subtitles of a movie are very long and it takes long time and it makes you tired to check it manually.

Maybe it's impossible but I am just asking.

I always remember of Google highlighter, it is very usefull when you are searching for a word because you can see the word colored easily. Maybe there is something similar in Word.

Thanks in advance

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I know. I have no idea.

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It's, like, the wrong time to let
the guy know that you're crazy.

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- You know what I mean?
It's not how I'd play it.
- Yeah.

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