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Article #19220Re: Help to convert VB Script to AppleScript
From: Dave Saunders
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 21:29
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 21:29
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I'm completely confused about what clearing overrides is all about. Can someone please explain both how it is supposed to work and how it actually works in view of the bug Shane mentions. Also, what happens if you don't ask for clearing overrides? (By the way, on page 46 of the Scripting Guide it uses the terminology "Clear Overrides.") I have a bunch of paragraphs with local styling I'm trying to eliminate and I'm damned if I can find how to do it. Things have certainly changed since 1.5.2. Dave
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