Re: [CS3 JS] Add formatted text

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From: loic_aigon
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2009 11:16

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AFAIK,
You can do as you suggested : place, find and apply style.
However, you may wonder about the process itself.
As you create a template, why not thinking about using xml (or tagged text maybe but don't really know nothing about that technique).
With xml, you can map a style to a tag. Hence, when you place the xml file, it will throw the text with the style applied at the first place.
What I want to say, is that, as you want to automate things, maybe you can consider richer solutions.
Loic

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