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soory we don't have to compare the value can be properly use also if the 
value correspond to idnothing


BATTISTELLI Laurent a �crit:
> thanks for answer
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> I didn't have time yet to study your answer but I'm sure that it's useful
> 
> a long time ago i had ask for the value of idnothing so I knew the 
> subtility of the idnothing value
> it's a little boring to compare all value and if the value is 1851876449 
> we have to put the value idnothing
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> but when we have to do !!!!!
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> thanks ole
> 
> bye
> have a nice day
> 
> Olav Kvern a �crit:
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>>Laurent--
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>>re: "i just have to manage the applied font because when I create my new
>>style the type of this option is variant/long instead of variant/long"
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>>That Long, as I said, is the InDesign constant (also called an "enum") for idNothing. When you create a new character style without having text selected, InDesign does not define the applied font attribute of the character style.
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>>re: "the parent information is not necesarry i think"
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>>No, parent is not necessary, and trying to set it could produce an error (it's a read-only property).
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>>re: dependencies
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>>Yes, you'd have to create the based on style before applying it--I create all of the styles first, then work out the based on and next style properties.
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>>Colors are another one--FillColor and StrokeColor.
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>>I'll write more on this soon. I've come down with a miserable cold this week.
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>>Thanks,
>>
>>Ole
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