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Originally Posted by JSWolf
MS Word does it fairly well. And if I see a mistake as I am reading, I'll go back to the source file and fix it. If it's a mistake that will be more then once, I'll fix all of those too. It's not 100% perfect all the time, but it's a lot better then manually replacing.
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I'll give it a try but I hate proof reading in word. Of course I am not really doing it manually but using global replace commands in the editor. It actually goes pretty fast but I am likely to write a sed script one of these days to automate the process. I can also use an emacs macro to get almost the same effect.
Dale