J
Jean Rosenfeld
You should be able to do that under the advanced tab,
which includes AND and OR. Text includes Hamburgers, add,
text includes Fries, check 'and' radio button,add;Text
includes Roast Quail, check 'or' radio button add should
give you (hamburgers and fries) or Roast Quail. Admittedly
the words hamburgers and fries could be in different parts
of the document. To get strictly the phrase 'hamburgers
and fries', I think you should be able to type that in as
a single value, followed by OR roasted quail as the second
one
My problem, which I've just posted, but it seems to take
some time to appear on the board, is that search DOES NOT
WORK AT ALL in Office XP (pro), even though it works
perfectly well in Windows XP. If your set up is Office XP
on Windows XP home, I'd appreciate any comments about how
you get search to work within Word!!
which includes AND and OR. Text includes Hamburgers, add,
text includes Fries, check 'and' radio button,add;Text
includes Roast Quail, check 'or' radio button add should
give you (hamburgers and fries) or Roast Quail. Admittedly
the words hamburgers and fries could be in different parts
of the document. To get strictly the phrase 'hamburgers
and fries', I think you should be able to type that in as
a single value, followed by OR roasted quail as the second
one
My problem, which I've just posted, but it seems to take
some time to appear on the board, is that search DOES NOT
WORK AT ALL in Office XP (pro), even though it works
perfectly well in Windows XP. If your set up is Office XP
on Windows XP home, I'd appreciate any comments about how
you get search to work within Word!!