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Old 03-05-2014, 01:12 AM
wrdy wrdy is offline How to use find and replace to change text to a custom style Windows XP How to use find and replace to change text to a custom style Office 2007
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Default How to use find and replace to change text to a custom style

I have a large dictionary file. The headwords and parts of speech (noun, verb, etc.) have the same custom style. How do I change the parts of speach to a different custom style without changing the style of the headwords?

headword1 noun definition
headword2 noun definition
headword3 noun definition
headword4 verb definition
headword5 verb definition

I can use Find to search for "noun", "verb" etc., but how do I use Replace to change to a custom style. In the Replace window, under More>Replace>Format>Style..., custom styles are not listed.
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