I want to replace black text with a different text of another colo

[Oftheson]

Is there a way to find a specific text string in a black text document and
replace it with something different in another color? For instance, find
"teh" in a document and replace it with "the" in red?

 

[Graham Mayor]

You can certainly find 'teh' and replace with 'the' in red, but finding it
in black maybe a problem as the default is more likely to be 'auto' than
black.

In the replace dialog, click more and set formatting against the replace
string.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP


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[Oftheson]

The color of the original word isn't necessarily an issue. I just want to
replace in another color. That helped GREATLY, however.

Thankyou so much!

tam