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Re: How to map a character style to inline tagged text? (VB)

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From: Olav Kvern
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 16:01
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Linda--

Roberto's suggestions will work--but I wanted to add: if you can run a find/change operation on the tagged text in a word processor/text editor *before* you import the text, you can speed up the process considerably.

You would search for "" and replace it with "<CharStyle:b>", search for "" and replace with "<CharStyle:i>", and then replace both "" and "" with "<CharStyle:>". This assumes that the rest of your text is marked up, and that you have defined the character styles "b" and "i" in the document.

Thanks,

Ole
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