Re: Redefine character format

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From: joH
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 19:30

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A reader posted an answer that didn't appear on adobeforums.com so far but on the usenet version. Ron wrote,

      You could create a new format with a different name, then apply the new
      format to all instances of the old one with search/replace.




It works perfectly and solved the problem. Thanks very much, Ron.

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