You're welcome! Glad it helped. I was just thinking about how much this topic confuses people today.

@@suklabasak6333 So glad it helped!

@@RazanNKL Glad to help!

You are most welcome. I've been thrilled how many people benefitted from this video. I only made it in response to a question from a client!

25 what?

My Pleasure!

Hi, I can help or put you in touch with someone else really good depending on your exact needs. email me at laura @ townsendtek.com, and I'll send you some info.

@TownsendTek ok I will get the stuff ready

How FRUSTRATING. Hope you get back into it.

Are you trying to just select them, delete them, or replace one field with another type of field? I need more details. You can email your document to me if you want me to look at it. ([email protected]) If they are fields, try this: 1. Press Alt+F9 on your keyboard. That changes all the fields to show the field code. It will appear in brackets, similar to this: {FILENAME \* MERGEFORMAT} 2. Run your Find/Replace. NOTE: You cannot find the curly bracket parts of the fields. But you CAN find and replace text inside them. So you could change the type of field. 3. Press Alt+F9 on your keyboard again. That changes the fields back to display normally where you see the field results, not the code. 4. Press Ctrl+A on your keyboard. That selects the whole document body. (It does NOT select atext in the not headers, footers, or footnotes.) 5. Press F9. That updates the fields you just changed. You should see the right stuff if it worked.

@@MoHamad-s4y happy to help!

De nada!

Glad it helped!

You are welcome!

Thank you!

Yay! You're welcome!

Glad you finally found it, you're welcome!

Thank you!

You're welcome!

I am so sorry but I have a mechanical keyboard. It is really annoying for some to listen to, but is so gratifying to use and I LOVE IT SO. If MY ADD brain can remember, I'll plug in a quieter keyboard before my next video -- I'm actually surprised no one has mentioned it sooner. ;-)

If your document is not confidential you can email it to me ([email protected]) and I will take a look. Usually when you cannot see the header without editing, it's because of a setting. Either header/footers are hidden, you're in draft view, or you're using an image (like a logo) for the header, and a setting to not show images got checked. But since you can see it on the previous page -- none of those reasons would explain it. Other reasons could be if Different First Page is turned on and it's only in the first page header, or if there's a section break and it's simply not in the section you're looking at -- BUT that also would not explain it showing up when you "edit header."

Turned out there was a section break that was messing everything up.

Is there something that is not matching up on your screen? The video is old, but Word hasn't really changed. unless you're using the web, online version of Word. I never use that so I don't know if it's different.

@@TownsendTek Thank you I dont think it fixed the issue but its fine

My pleasure!

You are most welcome - Glad it helped!

Glad it helped, you are most welcome!

I don't think so because I have not seen the ability to do this at any companies for which I've taught iManage Work 10. However, it is configured for each organization so it may be possible. I have seen a lot of places that have a "Doc" or "Miscellaneous" folder set up in their matters as a catch all. And when you are looking at a matter, there is usually a search folder you can click to see all documents for that one client-matter.

That's awesome!