I didn't even think to look for a macro because I was trying to parse the original instructions; silly me! This does the trick: www.wordmacrotools.com/macros/H/Hig.... Thank you!!
MS Word question: At an #ACESVCON24#Edibuddies
This is the last week to get the 20% preorder discount on my Track Changes course! If you're an editor who works in Word and you want to learn to produce clearer and more intentional Track Changes markup to communicate more effectively with clients, this course is for you.
Erin Brenner says if you haven't checked out the Copyeditors’ Knowledge Base, that's your learning for today :) so just in case that's you, I'll drop that link here ... kokedit.com/ckb.php#ACESVCON24
My Friday at #ACESVCON24: freelance editor website tips, memorable mistakes (on the parts of editors, not clients/writers, it's not mean y'all!!), & editing sex scenes. Yesterday was so busy, am ready for a quieter conference day.
I just finished my #ACESVCON24 session on clear communication with Microsoft Word's Track Changes, so it's time for me to start plugging my self-paced, hands-on course that builds on what I shared in my talk! It launches on October 4, and it's open for preorders with a ✨20% discount.✨
"It's a little bit like being on a rollercoaster! A fun one!" - Jennifer Yankopolus, of using CaseThisWord to lowercase or cap consecutive words, which ... I mean, I do love that macro. And I suppose we must find our thrills where we may. #ACESVCON24
Up today for me at #ACESVCON24: sessions on MS Word macros, mastermind groups, branding for neurodivergent editors; a regional meetup; and my own session on editorial community. Busy day ahead!
Prescient, even! And always delightful.
Did not know about this handy list (changes in the new CMOS): www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/help-tools/w...#ACESVCon24
Find it. Write it. Cite it. The Chicago Manual of Style Online is the venerable, time-tested guide to style, usage, and grammar in an accessible online format. ¶ It is the indispensable reference for ...