Sub ConvertReadable()

Dim wordCount As Integer
Dim tempWord As String
Dim ltrholder As String
Dim x As String

Dim space As Boolean

Dim num(10) As Integer
Dim j As Integer
Dim CapitalWord(10) As String

'define your word list for known words that you need to capitalize
CapitalWord(0) = "New York"
CapitalWord(1) = "Berlin"
CapitalWord(2) = "Superman"
CapitalWord(3) = "Titanic"
CapitalWord(4) = "your word here"
CapitalWord(5) = "your word here"
CapitalWord(6) = "your word here"
CapitalWord(7) = "your word here"

'get the total number of words in this doc
wordCount = ThisDocument.BuiltInDocumentProperties(wdPropertyWords)

For j = 0 To 9
 num(j) = j
Next

j = 0


'No need to check for numbers
'Convert the first letter to capital if it follows a period

'seems there is a bug in Microsoft word that it counts punctuations as words too
'so we won't finish converting the document. Therefore we must
'add more to the total word count

For i = 1 To (wordCount + 100)
   
   tempWord = ThisDocument.words.Item(i)
   tempWord = StrConv(tempWord, vbLowerCase)
   
   If StrComp(Right(tempWord, 1), " ", 1) = 0 Then           'if there is a space after the word
     tempWord = RTrim(tempWord)   'make sure you trim the space before compare
     space = True
   Else
     space = False
   End If

   
 
   For j = 0 To 7
       If StrComp(tempWord, CapitalWord(j), 1) = 0 Then       'if it is a word need a capital letter
       ltrholder = Left(tempWord, 1)
       ltrholder = StrConv(ltrholder, vbUpperCase)
       tempWord = ltrholder + Right(tempWord, Len(tempWord) - 1)
       End If
    Next
   
   If space = True Then
   ThisDocument.words(i) = tempWord + " "           'make sure you add back the space that you trimmed earlier
   Else
   ThisDocument.words(i) = tempWord
   End If
 
   
Next

End Sub