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I am working on a book containing a number of C examples. I am looking for a way I can spit the code through a processor that will give it to me with alternating grey/white lines with line numbers and b&w only syntax highlighting.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Alan

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Are you sure you want to use MS-Word, especially for a book text? If it's not completely required, have a look at latex and packages like:

• listings
• minted

Alternatively if you don't want to do full, proper text layout, just find some application which does format the code and copy&paste it. Visual Studio can copy formats apparently.

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Download Notepad++ then select

TextFX -> TextFX Edit -> Reindent C++ code|Indent & surround| ...| more options

To get the colors read this question

Then just paste it in your word processor.