Microsoft Word — wonder how I can do … …
… …
… … I want a block of text in two places in a document and “live”.
Meaning if I update either, then the change is reflected in both places.
Any one have an idea how to do it?
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Sorry. I was thinking about “boiler plate” that’s in two or more places in the document. Lawyers must have such for names and stuff in contracts.
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From your ludditte old friend, how about doing a “find”, then edit and replace all? Of course you would have to change 2-3 words to make sure you weren’t replacing things you didn’t want replaced. Or…go to microsoft.com and ask the experts! :-)
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