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Ralph--

It's a standard VB reference method, so I didn't think it was necessary to make a specific mention of it in the Scripting Guide (I was probably wrong). I did use it in several of the examples.

Any object that has a name property can be referred to using .Item("name"). If the character style with that name exists, using the reference you cited should work. Are you certain that it's not working? When you put a Watch on myCharStyle in the line:



Set myCharStyle = myDoc.CharStyles.Item("CaptionText") 




...and then step through the script, does the Watch window show that it's an object?

Also, I note (from your earlier messages) that you're using character styles to format whole paragraphs of text--why not use paragraph styles, instead? I think that they would work better for what you're trying to do.

Thanks,

Ole