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Re: Identifying Marker Tags

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From: R._VanDyke
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:47
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Jeff:

Here's how I do it.



* Make backup copies of your files lest something go wrong.

* Create a named Character style that corresponds to a particular marker type and apply a color to that style.

* Use Find to locate an instance of that type of marker, then apply the named Character style.

* Use Copy Special to copy the character style to the clipboard, then use Find / Replace to locate and paste the style into all occurrences of that type of marker.



Voila! All markers of a given type are now colored. And uou can use the Character designer to change the color for all instances of that named Character style should you so desire...

Cheers & hope this helps,
Riley
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