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Good Evenin' all,
I desperately need some help. I have right in the neighborhood of 1,000 pages of text that needs formatting. And it's...so...awful. There's GOT to be a better way! Let me try to explain what Im working on. So, I have to make study guides for a state licensure exam, and those study guides are 100% statute. The 'source' formatting is ***ked. take a look -->http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.u.../CR.7.htm#7.05 (this is just a random example.) So, what I have is a curriculum which says something to the effect of the following 36 chapters of the penal code are mandatory, than lists the citations. I take those citations, find the law, copy and paste it into a word document...and now I need it to be neat and clean and organized. I have been wrorking on this for days. I know the answer has something to do with styles, but I can't make it happen. If ANYONE can help, can point me in the right direction...ANYTHING, i will be SO greatful. If you want to see the documents Im working with, Ill be happy to privately send them. Stressed, confused, frustrated, and desprate- Djinn Last edited by Charles Kenyon; 09-25-2014 at 06:00 AM. Reason: Mark as solved |
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