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Article #8586Re: Script that can convert character attribs to character stylesheets
From: Peter_Kahrel
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 18:58
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 18:58
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Terry,
All it takes to find characters from your math font and apply a character style to them is this addition to the script:
attr2style( 'appliedFont = "Mathematical Pi"' , '1' );
This creates a character style called 1, sets the font to your math font, and the remainder of the script applies this style to all the characters from that font.
The only hint that will have any long-term results is to learn how to script.
Peter
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