Syntax
EditFindLang .Language = text
Remarks
When followed by an EditFind or EditReplace instruction in which .Format is set to 1, specifies the language formatting of the text you want to find. Although the Language command (Tools menu) lists the names of languages in their English form, the text for .Language must be in the specified language and include any accented characters (for example, Italian must be specified as "Italiano" and French must be specified as "Français"). For a list of valid foreign language names, see ToolsLanguage.
Example
This example formats all occurrences of German text with italic. Note that the instruction EditReplaceLang .Language = "Deutsch" is required to preserve the language formatting of the found text.
EditFindClearFormatting
EditReplaceClearFormatting
EditFindLang .Language = "Deutsch"
EditReplaceLang .Language = "Deutsch"
EditReplaceFont .Italic = 1
EditReplace .Find = "", .Replace = "", .Format = 1, \
.ReplaceAll, .Wrap = 1
See Also
EditFind, EditFindBorder, EditFindFont, EditFindFrame, EditFindPara, EditFindStyle, EditFindTabs, EditReplace, EditReplaceLang, Language, ToolsLanguage