There is no such feature in Word. Not being judgmental, but this isn't something that Word is designed to do.

Words to Add to an Idea. Words That Show Consequence. However, I wouldn't worry too much about overusing any particular word because the best way to avoid repetitive sentences is to use these easy sentence starters and to combine your short sentences. When editing or reading a document, you may want to change the way you view the page to do a better job at editing it. In Microsoft Word, you can select from four different views: Print layout. Shows how your document will look when it is printed. You view the document in full screen so that the space is maximized for reading.

Wd my passport for mac on win 7. The only way I know of would be to use the one of the Shape Tools to create a circle. The shape could be formatted using No Fill as well as whatever Line Color & other attributes you need. A completed shape could be added to the Scrapbook so you'd just have to drag one from there as needed, then scale each one as required.

The problem is that the circles would have to be positioned as floating objects, so keeping them where you want them could become a challenge, especially if the document has to be displayed on a different computer. If it would suffice to have the word boxed rather than circled, a better approach might be to select the word then use Format> Borders & Shading. Select Box from the presets & confirm that the Apply to: choice is set to Text. Regards, Bob J.

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