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Delete html tags or sgml tags or other bracketed tags (<example>) from a document without affecting other text
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Article contributed by Bill Coan
Use Word's Find and Replace dialog, as follows:
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In the Find What box, enter the following string:
\<*\>
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Leave the Replace With box empty.
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Place an X in the “Use
Wildcards” box.
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Click Replace All.
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For many more examples of wildcard searches,
and for in-depth coverage of how to use wildcards, see: Finding and replacing characters using wildcards.
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