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Article #724Re: Easiest way to find & replace fonts?
From: Art Campbell
Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2009 19:00
Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2009 19:00
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Use the Paragraph Designer to make the change at the tag level by specifying Arial instead of whatever is in use. If you have a number of tags, you can select them all in the document and then use a global command in the Para Designer to apply the new font to all selected tags. If you have a book, once you've got a chapter set up, import the updated formats too all chapters by selecting them in the book file and Importing Formats to them with the edited chapter as your source. Art
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