I have word document with 100 pages.

Now in that Doc i have different language font in one line and then English translation in other line.

Now i want to format the language font only e.g i want to change the color that font.

How can do that without changing color of English font. I don't want to do manually by selecting each line and apply setting

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Are the 2 different lines in different Word Styles? – Shevek Mar 9 '10 at 11:22
Yes , frist line different font(my language font) and second line Arial , then third line lnaguage font and fourth line Arial and so on – Mirage Mar 9 '10 at 12:03
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Yes, but is that a direct font application or is it an actual Word Style (i.e. Normal, Heading 1 etc etc) – Shevek Mar 9 '10 at 12:06
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Guessing you mean you have different fonts for different languages, if that is the case you can do following

  • open "Find and replace" window
  • select Replace tab
  • click on More button
  • click in Find edit field
  • at the bottom of the form in Replace section click Format and select Font
  • in Font window enter the font you want to change (e.g. Arial) and click OK
  • click in Replace edit field
  • select Format -> Font again but this time just select the new color and click OK
  • click Replace all
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I did not know you could do find and replace on formatting - very cool :) – warren Mar 9 '10 at 12:20
ha ha wow that worked perfectly , Didn't knew whether it was actually possible or not but just posted here. But excellent stuff – Mirage Mar 9 '10 at 22:45
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