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Old 05-07-2013, 04:37 PM
dylansmith dylansmith is offline how keep word document highlighted when switching focus to another application? Windows 8 how keep word document highlighted when switching focus to another application? Office 2013
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Hi
You could use the highlight function in Word to highlight the word(s) you are interested in and remove the highlights when you have finished?
Tony
as mentioned in the first post, i would not want to use the highlight function, because it would be a lot of work if i have to keep highlighting and undoing it every other line.
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