Hello and Help!
I am exporting an .xml file from Word Press to Word that brings tags along with it. They aren't really html tags they are event tags from my calendar plug-in. I can use Find/Replace but there are 26 tags to remove so I am trying to create a macro to do this for me and am having no luck.

Here's what an entry looks like. There must be an easy way to do a macro or find/replace to take out everything inside and including the <>?

<event>
<organizer>ACC</organizer>
<organizer-phone>203-555-1212</organizer-phone>
<organizer-website>http://waterburyregionarts.com</organizer-website>
<organizer-email>info@ waterburyregionarts.com </organizer-email>
<venue>AACC</venue>
<address>123 Main Street South Southbury,CT 06488</address>
<phone>203-555-1212</phone>
<website>http://waterburyregionarts.com</website>
<title>Acrylic Pet Portraits</title>
<content>Acrylic Pet Portraits</content>
<eventdate>Sep. 9, 16, 23, 30: 10 am - 12 pm</eventdate>
<eventcost>130.00</eventcost>
</event>

Thanks in advance! I'm desperate.

A simple wildcard Find/Replace operation should do the job:
Find What: \<*\>
Leave the Replace With box empty.
Click on Replace All.

Thank you so much Robert2, that worked. I was so close didn't know I needed the \'s in the equation. A million thank yous to you my friend! :