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In comments panel>comments list>options select "export all to data file". This will add ALL comments, highlights, notes, etc from the proofing copy will keeping any current comments info on the master copy.

How to Highlight in Word 2010 using keyboard - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Start with the word document. Where you want to highlight some text using the arrow keys on theMoreStart with the word document. Where you want to highlight some text using the arrow keys on the keyboard navigate to the start of the part of the text that you want to highlight. Now hold down the

Simply highlight the first string of text you want to combine and add the note . c1 ("c" for "concatenate"). Then, highlight the second string of text and add the note . c2 .

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Highlight your PDF document online. Select the highlighter tool from the horizontal toolbox located at the top of the PDF editor. Select the desired color of your highlighter tool. Click and drag the cursor to select the text area to highlight, releasing when you've finished.

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Fortunately, Word includes a shortcut you can use to highlight text: just select it and then press Alt+Ctrl+H. The selected text is then highlighted, as desired. WordTips is your source for cost-effective Microsoft Word training.

If that is the case and you only have one format (font type, font size,etc) through out the document, then you can just Select All (Ctrl+A), then change the Font, Font color or siez to your prefrence.

Find and Select All Highlighted Text You can manually copy all highlighted text. Start by selecting the first block of text with the mouse. Then, scroll to the next block of highlighted text and hold down the Ctrl key while you select that. Once you've selected all the blocks you want to copy, press Ctrl + C.