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Click the Replace button.
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Type the replacement text in the
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words and more. You can also
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search for specific formatting
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clicking Format or
Special.
To search for text and delete it, type the text you want to
delete in the Find What field and leave the Replace With field empty.
When you activate the search, Word looks for the text
and
deletes it without adding new text to the
document.
In addition, you can use Word’s Spelling and Grammar Check features
to review your document for spelling and grammatical errors and to fix
any errors that are detected. Of course, these features are no
substitute for good proofreading with your own eyes. They can catch some
errors, but not all!
Correct a Mistake
The menu that appears shows
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B To add the word to the built-in
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dictionary, click Add to
Dictionary.
button.
To check only a section of your
document, select the section
before activating the spell
check.
