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Re: Easiest way to find & replace fonts?

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From: Renee_Z
Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2009 20:41
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Thanks! Yeah, I've done this on each Paragraph Style, but it looks like there are some leftover chunks of text that either weren't styled or are haven't updated, because when I run an index of font references it's still picking up instances the old font.
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