Good morning all,
Figured I'd drop the group a quick note and questions before departing for
work. Yesterday I was working on a rather long and extensive MS Word
document at work and had to make many changes in one section. The problem I
was having was the section contained a lot of special text formatting,
indents, etc. I got very frustrated trying to block the section and just
make it all plain text and start over. What I finally did was block and
copy the section, saved it as plain text, and then copied and pasted it back
into the document. My question is: Is there a quick way in Word 2000 to
block a section of text and remove ALL formatting etc?
thanks
Al
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