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How to Search for a Word in a Document Using Find Function

Learn how to quickly find a word in any document using Ctrl+F on Windows or Command+F on Mac with our easy guide.

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To search for a word in a document, use the ‘Find’ function. On Windows, press `Ctrl + F`, and on Mac, press `Command + F`. A search box will appear, where you can type the word you're looking for. The document will then highlight all instances of that word, making it easy to locate.

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  1. What shortcut do I use to search for a word on Windows?

    Press Ctrl + F to open the Find function and search for a word in a document on Windows.

  2. How can I find specific text in a document on a Mac?

    Use the Command + F keyboard shortcut to open the Find tool and locate specific words in a Mac document.

  3. Does the Find function highlight all instances of the searched word?

    Yes, the Find function highlights every instance of the word you search for, making it easy to locate them.

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