Word 2003 help

[Howard]

I have a document with hundreds of little tiny autoshapes (in short, a "rasterbated" image in word format).

How on earth do I select them all at once to format them? Clicking individually would take hours.

Thanks.

[Iain]

find and replace ?

[mike_w]

If its just made up of tiny autoshapes and nothing else, couldn't you just use "Select All". You could also try changing the Style that you are using i.e. Change the style "Normal" (assuming that's what you're using) to whatever you want. If the other text (if there is any) is simpler to select, it would be simple to chnge that to a different style.

[Howard]

It's not text. It's tiny autoshapes. I can't "select all" because it only selects text :S

[simonj]

I have a document with hundreds of little tiny autoshapes (in short, a "rasterbated" image in word format).

How on earth do I select them all at once to format them? Clicking individually would take hours.

Thanks.

Click on the picture of a mouse cursor in the "Drawing" toolbar, then click 'n drag a rectangle over them all.

[Howard]

simonj!!! Thank you SO much!!

[simonj]

No probs. Glad to help.