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Forcing MS Word to retain red text?

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Sigi Rindler - 23 Mar 2006 08:49 GMT
I need an MS Word or Excel guru using Office 2003. I need to insert text in
an existing MS Word or Excel job. The customer wants me to type every change
in red color.
Is there a setting that allows me to type text in the desired color only
without having to click the Font Color a million times?
What's the best solution if Word or Excel doesn't offer this function?

Any hint is appreciated.

Thanks,
Murgi
Lynn - 31 Mar 2006 12:28 GMT
In Word it is easier than in execl.  With Word, you can create a style
with the text set to red.  You can then assign a shortcut key to your
style and whenever you need to type text, press the shortcut key and
the style will be applied and you can merrily type in Red.

In Excel, type the text first, then multi select the cells by clicking
first cell, then as you click the next cell hold down the control key.
Continue selecting all cells where you have typed the text and once you
have all the cells selected, click on the font colour button on the
toolbar.
Hope this helps
Lynn
Sigi Rindler - 31 Mar 2006 14:34 GMT
Thanks Lynn...
It seems that women are the real Word/Excel gurus! You and another one in a
different NG were the only ones who came up with both solutions.
It'll help a lot and save time once a similar jobs arrives.

Murgi

> In Word it is easier than in execl.  With Word, you can create a style
> with the text set to red.  You can then assign a shortcut key to your
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Hope this helps
> Lynn
 
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