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From: Peter Kahrel
Date: Sat, 07 Mar 2009 08:49

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In CS3 and CS4 you don't need a script for this. Using the GREP tab in the Find/Change dialog, do this:

Find what: \A(\d\d)\z
Change to: $1�

\A stands for "beginning of story", \d is "any digit", \z means "end of story", so by searching for \A\d\d\z you're looking for stories that consist of two digits. This would work only if those two-digit text frames are not threaded.

Peter

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