How can I highlight defined groups of words

How can I highlight defined groups of words

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    Sep 22, 2006#1

    How can I highlight specified GROUPS of words (ie 2 or more words with spaces between them)

    ie GREEN APPLE
    RED GRAPE

    but not the individual words, if they do not appear as the above defined group

    ie NOT: GREEN or GREEN GRAPE etc

    BTW: I have about 500 such groups !!!
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      Sep 22, 2006#2

      It's not possible to specify terms/phrases for highlighting. NO SOLUTION OR WORKAROUND AVAILABLE!
      Best regards from an UC/UE/UES for Windows user from Austria
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        Dec 02, 2006#3

        Thats IT... It cant be done... That's BS...
        Whats the point then... how weak.... you cant have a space...
        Whats the point then... This Programs seemed nice until this crap...
        You cant change the color for "User Password"
        with out changing it for user and password?

        That really cripples the progam... Thank god there is a 30 day trial.
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          Dec 02, 2006#4

          - My Excel doesn't print the bitmap-chart exactly how I positioned it.
          - The colors in Notepad are just gone
          - My Select in Winword just showed no result !

          Sorry dudes, maybe you use the wrong program for your scope. Don't blame UE. It's a programmers editor btw.
          (Yes I know, regexp in syntax coloring would be nice but slows down speed too much.)

          ONLY my opinion, pls don't feel defensive.

          rds Bego
          Normally using all newest english version incl. each hotfix. Win 10 64 bit
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            Dec 02, 2006#5

            Yeah but I can think of ton of times I would want to have a string highlighted... Why cant UE handle a string?

            "user password"

            ...should be handled I don't care what you say...

              Dec 04, 2006#6

              So I guess in programming a space is not a valid character...
              Or maybe you wouldn't want a "string" highlighted while debugging a particular area...
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                Dec 04, 2006#7

                Bego wrote: (Yes I know, regexp in syntax-coloring would be nice but slows down speed too much)
                There's an editor out there called EditPad that uses Regexp for syntax highlighting. I haven't used it yet, but maybe it's the right one for GeoffD?

                Regards,
                Tim
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                  Dec 21, 2006#8

                  I sort of agree with GeoffD.
                  I am currently working on a wordlist for a language that uses a lot of 2-3 word command lines (Symposium script).
                  i.e. GIVE RINGBACK
                  GIVE CONTROLLED BROADCAST
                  ASSIGN TO

                  I would like to see all relevant words highlighted.
                  I shall check out editpad, although would much prefer to stay with ultraedit.