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Contents

Introduction

Basic Functions

Creating a New File

Opening a File

Saving

Saving in a New Location

Saving in a New Format

Saving as a Web Page

Printing

Copying, Cutting, & Pasting

Formatting Documents

Pages

Margins

Columns

Fonts

Line Spacing & Alignment

Styles

Bulleted & Numbered Lists

Color

Borders & Shading

Vertical & Horizontal Rules

Headers, Footers, & Page Numbers

Working with Images & Other Objects

Tables

Text Boxes

Links

Charts & Graphs

Images

Animation, Audio, & Video

Tables of Contents

Using & Customizing Tools

Find Tool

Replace Tool

Highlight Tool

Spelling Tool

Grammar & Style Tool

Viewing Documents

Using "Outline View"

Using the Split-Window Tool

Making Comments

Inserting Comments

Viewing Comments

Editing & Deleting Comments

 

How to Use Your Word Processor

Using the Replace Tool

The Replace tool allows you to search for words or phrases—or, for that matter, for any combination of characters in a document—and replace them. Most word processors use the EDIT > REPLACE or EDIT > FIND AND REPLACE menu command to start the Replace tool. To use the Replace tool in Microsoft Word:

  1. Click on the EDIT > REPLACE menu command.
  2. Type the word or phrase you want to replace in the Find what field.
  3. Type the new word or phrase in the Replace with field.
  4. Choose any search options, such as matching case (capitalization) or selecting entire words.
  5. Choose any formatting options, such as boldface font or underlined words.
  6. Click on the Replace, Replace All, or Find Next buttons.

Replace


 
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