Getting started
Search and highlight is a module in the Toolkit utility of the Legal Productivity Suite for Microsoft Word by Craftware Solutions LLC. It searches simultaneously for as much content as you provide and generates a result table afterward to facilitate your review.
This module is useful when reviewing defined terms in a contract. By exporting the defined terms from the definitions section of your agreement, you can paste them into the module so that all terms are searched for and highlighted.
During your document review, when you come across capitalized terms that aren't highlighted, you'll know that they'll need to be defined. The first column of the search results shows the number of times each search item was found. Sorting the first column in ascending order (by clicking on the magnifying glass in the header) will also assist in determining if defined terms are only used where defined by bringing all search items with only one found instance to the top of the search results.
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Workflow
Because find what was already taken.
Microsoft Word's Find and Replace dialog
Specifies the content to be searched throughout the body of the document. Multiple items can be searched for during the same workflow by separating subsequent items with either a new line or semicolon.
Allows you to specify how your search is performed.
Toggles the case sensitivity for how searches are performed.
Toggles whether search items should be standalone words.
Enables wildcard characters for the search performed.
Apply actual highlighting. Applies actual Microsoft Word highlighting to the found search items.
Apply cosmetic highlighting. Applies a subtle, light blue highlight to found search items. This cosmetic highlight will not print or be saved (i.e., it's not the conventional highlighting on the Home tab). To remove the cosmetic highlighting applied in the document press the Remove cosmetic highlighting button at the bottom of the module.
Do not apply any highlighting. Forgoes the highlighting aspect of the workflow. You can toggle this option off if you're solely interested in reviewing the search results generated after processing.
Specifies whether the first or all instances of found search items should be highlighted.
Sets the highlight color to apply to found search items. This option is only viewable in the task pane when Highlighting for found search items is set to Apply actual highlighting.
Search results
After processing has completed, the Search results tab will become enabled, allowing you to click on it. It lists the number of times each search item appears and informs you if the search result was not found by changing the color of the row to red.
Search results tab