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If you want to use the index tool in order to create your list, you can follow these general steps, assuming that the acronym, when defined, is followed by its meaning within parentheses: Go to References > Acronyms. In the Acronyms pane, find the acronyms from your document with their definitions. Open the Find window (Ctrl + F), click More and then check the box labeled Use Wildcards. In the Find What field, enter this phrase: < [A-Z] {2,}>. Click Reading Highlight, and then click Highlight All. All your acronyms -- or specifically, two or more letters in all-caps -- will appear highlighted in yellow. Select the acronym and its meaning, press Alt+Shift+X to mark the selected text for the index. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the other acronyms you want in your list. At the end of your document, insert your index. Select the acronym and its meaning. ... 1. Open the ‘Find’ window (Ctrl + F). 2. Check the box labeled ‘Use Wildcards.’ 3. In the ‘Find what’ field, put this phrase: < [A-Z] {2,}> (no spaces)
Go to References > Acronyms. In the Acronyms pane, find the acronyms from your document with their definitions.
Open the Find window (Ctrl + F), click More and then check the box labeled Use Wildcards. In the Find What field, enter this phrase: < [A-Z] {2,}>. Click Reading Highlight, and then click Highlight All. All your acronyms -- or specifically, two or more letters in all-caps -- will appear highlighted in yellow.
Select the acronym and its meaning, press Alt+Shift+X to mark the selected text for the index. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the other acronyms you want in your list. At the end of your document, insert your index.
Select the acronym and its meaning. ...
1. Open the ‘Find’ window (Ctrl + F).
2. Check the box labeled ‘Use Wildcards.’
3. In the ‘Find what’ field, put this phrase: < [A-Z] {2,}> (no spaces)
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