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If you define a Style for your dialogues (probably a character Style), you could use a wildcard Find/Replace with:
Find = ^0145[!^0145]@[.,\?\!][^0146] Replace = ^& and specify your dialogue Style as the replacement Style. Having done that, you could use an ordinary Find/Replace to look for your content in whatever other Style the rest of your document uses for the body text.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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Aha, eureka! It works, that's fantastic guys, thanks so much for your help this will serve me well and will save me a lot of work and a lot of screen staring too. Thanks again, you're a couple of stars!
p.s. if you ever need some writing advice/help just drop me a message, not sure if I will be able to help but I'd give it my full attention. Cheers fellas! Rob |
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