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From: ChuckCohenDVM on 26 Jan 2010 20:36
I am looking for two macros for use in Word 2007. Hopefully someone may have
some knowledge of what is out there or be able to help me.

1) A macro that would let a reader of a document do a Find search for a
word. The result would not just highlight all the words ina adocument or
chapter or book. It would create a list or table of every instance of the
word, it's page and perhaps the closest section heading before it. So, if I
were searching for pancreatitis or pancrea I woudl be able to select a
listing, click on it and be taken to that location.

2) In my book I have 35-40 case hsitories, Case # < >. I would like to
have all instances of Cases # < > function like footnotes. So, if I start
to enter or insert a new case it is assigned the next case number. Esp. if I
insert a new case in the series of cases, the proper number would be assigned
to it and all cases after it would be properly renumbered.

Thanks much. I know I'm asking for a lot, but it is a real need.

Chuck Cohen

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