Secrets of the Office Masters: Using a Macro to Replace Straight Quotes with Curly Quotes
Large writing projects demand special attention. The first order of business in undertaking a major project is to settle on a template. A template, as you've seen in this chapter, contains styles that define how the document will appear. Add to that AutoText entries, toolbars crafted for the work at hand, and custom macros to take over the most onerous, repetitive (or, if you're lucky, difficult) work, and you'll have a template that's an effective tool for everyone involved in the project.
Macros in big-project templates run the entire gamut of VBA/Word capabilities, but one of the most common requirements you'll see over and over again is the need to scan ...
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