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emilija - 24 Nov 2003 07:07 GMT

Hi,
is it possible, automatically word to find one font and replace it with
another one. Ex.: Ariel to be changed with Times New Roman in an document.
The in advance, Emilija

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Bob Buckland ?:-\) - 24 Nov 2003 15:01 GMT

Hi Eimilija,

Yes, it is possible to replace one text font with another
throughout a document. You could accomplish it with a couple
of methods.

1. You could use Format=>Style and change the font used
by the style that is being used in your document.

2. You can use Edit=>Replace=>[More]=>[Format] to
choose the 'from' and 'to' fonts as the only 'replace all'
criteria.

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Hi,
is it possible, automatically word to find one font and replace it with
another one. Ex.: Ariel to be changed with Times New Roman in an document.
The in advance, Emilija >>

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I hope this helps you,

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Klaus Linke - 24 Nov 2003 17:52 GMT

Hi Emilija,

And if you want to replace a font because you don't have it, the simplest
thing is to choose a replacement font in "Tools > Options > Compatibility >
Font substitution".

The replacement font will be used automatically everywhere (in all
styles...) and in any other documents with the missing font that you're
going to open in the future.

Regards,
Klaus

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