I use Klaus Daube's enhanced Toolbar
(http://www.daube.ch/docu/fmaker71.html), which makes it easy to copy
a paragraph or character style in Frame and paste it using Frame's
powerful Find/Replace commands. Sounds like this works much the same
as the Word commands.
Carol
At 05:14 AM 3/12/2019, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
It's much much faster. If there is one feature I miss from Word,
it's the incredibly powerful Find/Replace.
There is a script in Frame you can buy to replace styles, but in
Word you can also find specific character formats and replace by
tagging a Style.
On 11-Mar-19 7:51 PM, Carol J. Elkins wrote:
Shmuel, since I've never worked in Word (I am allergic to it), I'm
curious as to whether your method of applying styles in Word after
a find/replace is easier or more efficient than retagging every
paragraph in Frame?
Carol
At 11:27 AM 3/11/2019, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
If everything is tagged as Normal, you can do a find/replace in
Word to find specific character formats, such as a specific font
size, a certain font, or bold, and replace with a specific style.
Word's Find/Replace is very good. To do this, leave the Find box blank.
On 11-Mar-19 6:15 PM, Carol J. Elkins wrote:
If your Word docs are formatted to use 100% Normal style, then,
your only choice is to manually tag every paragraph in Frame. I
find it easiest to copy/paste from the Word doc rather than
opening the Word doc in Frame. That prevents all of Word's
garbage from coming along for the ride.
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