In Find and Replace: How To Find Any Combination Of Characters

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OS 10.4.11
Ibook G4
1.5 GB Ram
Word 2004

Hi,

In Find and Replace, how do I find *any* word, character, digit, or
combination of any of those? I see that for "Any Character", the code is
^?, but I can't figure out how that works.

Thanks, Rafael

PS. Would all of us please leave the entire string of posts on each email?

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