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"Bolding" all words before hyphen in classifieds...adviceplease?

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From: Richard_Ronnback
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 17:54
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To which one might add that they are sometimes very tricky to understand.
There are a lot of times I just can't figure out HOW to use them, even
though I know they should be possible.



On 03-10-17 10.06, in article BBB5E023.6A1B4%sstanley@myriad-com.com.au,
"Shane_Stanley@adobeforums.com" <Shane_Stanley@adobeforums.com> wrote:


> 
> It's AppleScript only. The more formal name is a filtered reference, and you
> use it instead of iteration to find objects whose property or properties
> match certain criteria. So you might say something like 'every word of story
> 1 whose contents contains "script"' or or 'every text frame of page 1 whose
> fill color is color "A color"'.
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