Anguished plea!
PROBLEM IS FIXED, THANK YOU.
I am in MS Word 2003.*
I have text that looks like this:
And that was my [i]good[/i] tit, too.
Basically, normal text interspersed with text inside italics tags.
And I want to turn it into this:
And that was my good tit, too.
Just plain italics.
Is there a way to use Word's search and replace feature to do this, when the text between the tags is so varied?
Because that would literally save me hours of work in this 400,000-word manuscript.
* No, this is not part of my "problem." I prefer this program, period, and also, it's the one I HAVE to use to format stuff for Smashwords and Amazon. Kindly refrain from MicroSnarking.
I am in MS Word 2003.*
I have text that looks like this:
And that was my [i]good[/i] tit, too.
Basically, normal text interspersed with text inside italics tags.
And I want to turn it into this:
And that was my good tit, too.
Just plain italics.
Is there a way to use Word's search and replace feature to do this, when the text between the tags is so varied?
Because that would literally save me hours of work in this 400,000-word manuscript.
* No, this is not part of my "problem." I prefer this program, period, and also, it's the one I HAVE to use to format stuff for Smashwords and Amazon. Kindly refrain from MicroSnarking.