The search window of the Word office application, included in the Microsoft Office package, provides the user with ample opportunities for searching. But the ideal, as you know, is unattainable, and therefore it is often necessary to expand them.
Instructions
Step 1
Start the Word application, which is part of the Microsoft Office suite, and open the Edit menu at the top toolbar of the program window to open the Search window.
Step 2
Specify the "Find" item or, alternatively, simultaneously press the Ctrl + A keys.
Step 3
Enter the required parameter in the "Find" field and click the "Find Next" button. to search the selected document from the location of the mouse pointer to the end of the document.
Step 4
Use the second click on the "Find Next" button to continue the search when you get the desired result or reach the boundaries of the selected document.
Step 5
Click the More button to use additional execution options and search methods provided by Word.
Step 6
Select the "Direction" item to define the parts of the document to be searched. Use the default value "Everywhere" to search the entire text of the selected document and use the checkbox in the "Match case" field to cancel ignoring the case of letters when performing the search operation.
Step 7
Use the checkbox in the "Whole word only" field to cancel the search for parts of words included in the specified search parameter, or in the "Wildcards" field to enable the use of special characters that simplify the process (for example, the "*" and the "?" character will serve as a substitute for any other single character).
Step 8
Use the checkbox in the "Pronounced as" field to use the ability to search for words whose spelling is not precisely defined, or in the "All word forms" field to be able to search for mutable grammatical forms of a given meaning.
