Using Word's Find and Replace Tool For smaller Word documents, you can remove standalone blank spaces using the Delete button on your keyboard.

Find and Replace in Word is a tool that searches a document for a specific word or phrase. You can use it to replace a word or phrase with another.

You can even use multiple search criteria here. Using this method, you can find and replace ugly headings, fonts, or just remove very simple formatting like all italics (like in the example).

Any time a Microsoft Word’s Find & Replace task goes beyond literal values, you might need wildcards. Susan Harkins will show you how to use these handy devices.

It is easy to replace all images in Microsoft Word. Use Find and Replace method to find the image you want & replace all images with the new image at a go.

You can remove a section break in Word by showing the page break icons, and then deleting them. You can also remove several or all at once using the Find and Replace dialogue box.

How can one easily identify and replace duplicate words in a Microsoft Word document? Once words have been selected using Find, Replace will be easy to spot.

Wildcards work in Word much like they do in Scrabble or Poker, representing whatever you need to find or change in a document. Here's how the basic wildcard features work and what you can do with ...