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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Adding punctuation to body of text Windows 10 Adding punctuation to body of text Office 2019
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To some extent, you could try selecting text and running the spell check (F7).


Have you tried using the transcription service available in Word online?
Microsoft Word Online - Work together on Word documents
I do not know if it would do a better job or not.
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