cono wrote:
Shoshannah Forbes wrote:
On 27/10/2005, at 23:36, cono wrote:
You can just make a new character-style, based on the default. Only
change the language attribute.
You can apply that style to any word, regardless in which paragraph-
style it is written.
Want to remove the language-atribute? Select word/paragraph/ .. and
choose Format|Default.
Might not be ideal, but not so diffucult as well. Is it?
I know this trick- but it doesn't make it less of a pain, since I
find myself having to stop typing constantly in order to change
styles (as most paragraphs tend to be mixed languages without a
continues chunk being one language or another). Not to mention that
it doubles the number of character styles that I have (since I have
to create two copies of each- one for Hebrew and one for English).
No, you just need ONE extra style for each extra language. Read my
previous message.
Assing is to key-combinations (if necessary with help of a macro) and
there you are!
Even more .... you can make your character style language X another
color for on the screen, if you like. Before printing only have to
change the color of the style, few clicks, ...
Cor
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