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I've been asked to do an analysis on a system spec provided by a customer. They've asked for an ER-Diagram as well as a breakdown of the Word Document provided.<br />
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So I was wondering that given Microsoft word has a grammar check is there any way to HighLight : Nouns?<br />
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Addiontally if there was a way to HighLight Adjectives or Verbs it would also help. I've already broken down the document myself but having Word highlight them would allow me to confirm I have selected the important data.<br />
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I've been asked to do an analysis on a system spec provided by a customer. They've asked for an ER-Diagram as well as a breakdown of the Word Document provided.

So I was wondering that given Microsoft word has a grammar check is there any way to HighLight : Nouns?

Addiontally if there was a way to HighLight Adjectives or Verbs it would also help. I've already broken down the document myself but having Word highlight them would allow me to confirm I have selected the important data.



HighLighting Nouns?

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Microsoft Word

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