Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
Step1
Open your document in Word 2003 by clicking “File," and then "Open." Click the file you want to edit.
Step2
Scroll to the top of the document. Click before the first word so that your text cursor appears at the beginning of the document.
Step3
Click “Edit," and then "Replace." Or press "Ctrl" and "H" at the same time.
Step4
Type the word you want to find. For example, if you want to change every instance of the word “stewardess” to “flight attendant,” type “stewardess” into the field next to “Find what.”
Step5
Type the replacement word in the field next to “Replace with.” For the example above, type “flight attendant.”
Step6
Click “Find Next.” Word will highlight the word whenever it appears. Click “Replace” to replace the word. Repeat until you reach the end of the document.
Step7
Use “Replace All” if you want to replace every occurrence of the word.
Step8
Do an advanced find and replace. Click “More” for additional options.
Step9
Find or replace by format. You can find words in a certain font, paragraph, style and so on. Verify that you have your cursor in the corresponding field to apply the option to the right word.
Step10
Find and replace “Special.” These are elements of a document that aren’t words, such as page breaks, tabs and graphics.