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Article #21041Re: Paragraph Style Change (ID2)
From: Aaron Andrade
Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 06:45
Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 06:45
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Ole, Thanks for the response; I've been enjoying reading your InDesign book (1.5). Good question! I just realized that 'Normal' is not built in to every new document, so it came from the Word text I'm formatting. (Learn somethin' new every day...) The funny thing now is, there's another style that is not allowing me to use its keyboard shortcut, and the shortcut on this one, too, shows up as greyed out in the Paragraph Styles palette... But same is perfectly functional in the three other documents I've formatted. (And one of those 3 serves as the 'Synchronize source' for the styles of the other chapters in the book.) Ah, wait -- Just found the answer in the main forum: Kathy Cole "NUM LOCK and InDesign 2???" 2/8/02 4:00pm </cgi-bin/webx?13@@.ef69998/0> Looks like a known bug, where the keyboard shortcuts must be reassigned manually to get them working again. So, no script needed; thanks! Aaron
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