Word Document editing

Question

Question:

Can I change the format of font of all words with a single command in a document composed in two languages in all sentences?

Supporting description:

A document of 30 pages is composed of words from two languages, L1 and L2, side by side in each sentence / sentences. The font of L1 needs a change in size and form (different font) for clarity. How to change format of all words of L1 with one command?

Answer 1

If the text that you want to modify is also formatted in a particular language (via the Language dialog box), you can search for text in that language and choose to replace it with that same content in a different point size.

In the Find & Replace dialog box (Ctrl+H), use the Format control to specify language and point size (and any other formatting that you want to change). In the example below, ^& represents the found text. Selected formatting is indicated by the text next to "Format" (for "Find what" and "Replace with," respectively).

Answer 2

I did mention that it is possible to specify other formatting as well. I didn't illustrate that part, though. :-)

Answer 3

Although Stefan mentions (and illustrates) point size, the actual font can also be changed in the same way.

Answer 4

Hi Ashok P,

My name is Tim and I’m sorry to see you’re experiencing issues. I will gladly assist you today

You can set language-specific font formatting which I have carried out some research in find the link below for you. It requires using a simple macro:-

https://answers.microsoft.com/thread/ace010bd-19be-4241-bdb6-b0bbd5c86d28

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Tim