The function is especially useful when you have to make slight adjustments to a text. However, many do not realize that, despite looking very simple and comfortable at first glance, it also involves many obstacles . Therefore, it is very important that you know what your output should look like before using this feature. Suppose, for example, that in a text you want to modify a phrase that appears often:? Press button A and B ?.
If what you want is to substitute the word? And? for? or ?, you must also copy the space before and after the word? and ?. Otherwise, you're preprogramming chaos : everywhere Word finds the character sequence? And ?, it will mercilessly substitute? Or ?. It will convert the? Are there? in? hao ?, the? today? in? hoo ?, the? help? in? aouda? and so on. The problem is that these modifications are not necessarily instantly identified. Although the spell checker will most likely mark them for you as wrong words, it is never entirely safe..
In this way, the? Find and Replace? in Word it will actually make the substitutions you have entered without having any kind of consideration for possible nonsense .
If you've noticed that? Find and Replace? It has not worked as you wanted, you can take one step back very easily. With the undo function , you go back in the blink of an eye..