I think...

Posted By: Lyndia on 2007-10-24
In Reply to: MS Word. Please sm. - Just me

The easiest way to accomplish this is by building a macro. I would suggest that you use an Alt+ or a Cntl+ the macro run command. This may take some trial and error. I use {} brackets and an Alt+ key, then it is "find next" in the document and "delete" in the document. With word, Cntl+F is find and the delete key is the delete.

What should happen is that this macro will take you to the next {} you have in your normal or template, delete the {} for you so you just begin typing.

I am sorry, I don't have such a macro to give you as I don't know where it is.

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MS Word. Please sm. - Just me
- So I'm an idiot... - typo
- The easiest way for this one is to insert blank fields with Ctrl + F9. You jump to - Cheri
- Understanding the basics. - sm
- Some posts a few inches down the page about this. Also, see - productivitytalk.com for help. nm
- I think... - Lyndia
  - Thanks for all the help! nm :) - Just me

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