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I've made my undergraduate thesis using Word 2010 and I've set language to my country language (I've downloaded spelling and grammar for my country language too).

My college has a rule to type foreign language in italic. Is there any quick way using a Word 2010 feature to achieve this?

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  • What foreign language are you using?
    – Ozair Kafray
    Commented Jul 6, 2012 at 6:11
  • Foreign language means any language other than my country language (I set to Indonesian). In find and replace menu, there is option "Sound like (English)". Actually, I want to use this feature. But, I have to fill what words I'm replacing for. What I want is, replacing all English words, not particular English words (underlined by red line), so I need not to fill certain word in "Find what" option. Any approach would be considered.
    – iroel
    Commented Jul 6, 2012 at 7:31

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I don’t understand what you are saying about "Sound like (English)", but in “Find and Replace” you need to specify text and/or a format to find –– not necessarily both, so you don’t need to fill in particular words:

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