Hi
We are goin to change all our Times New Roman 10 pt fonts to Verdana 9
pt fonts.
What is the easiest way to update all styles in the paragraph designer?
Right now, i have the following solutions:
1. Press ctrl+m and update each style in paragraph designer. Import
formats to whole book.
2.
How about the following:
Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you
want to change. Make the change, then import the par tags from that file
(which should only include one style), to all the files in the book.
I never tried this for par tags, but do these often
1. Press ctrl+m and update each style in paragraph designer. Import
formats to whole book.
2. Save as .mif search and replace Times New Roman and 10 pt
respectively. Save as .fm and import formats to whole book.
If you do step 1, why do you have to do step 2?
John Posada
Senior Technical
Verner,
Another easy way to do this is to maintain a separate template file
(or use one of the chapters you've already changed). Make the
modifications there, and then Execute Import Formats from the book
level.
(John: It's a numbered list of methods)
Cheers,
Art
On 9/20/07, John Posada
That's a good idea, Shmuel, and to make the change at once, I would
suggest this:
1. In the Paragraph Designer, click the *Default Font* tab.
2. Choose *Commands Set Window to As Is*.
3. Select *Family *Verdana and *Size *9 pt.
4. Choose *Commands Global Update Options*.
5.
To: Andersen, Verner Engell VEA; Framers
Subject: Re: Easiest way to update all paragraphs in a book
How about the following:
Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you want
to change. Make the change, then import the par tags from that file (which
should only include one
While we are on the subject, what's the difference between Global Update
and Update All?
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Yves Barbion wrote:
That's a good idea, Shmuel, and to make the change at once, I would
suggest this:
1. In the Paragraph Designer, click the *Default Font* tab.
2. Choose
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Yves Barbion
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 6:21 AM
To: Shmuel Wolfson
Cc: Framers
Subject: Re: Easiest way to update all paragraphs in a book
That's a good idea, Shmuel, and to make the change at once, I would
suggest
Alison Carrico wrote: Do you have more than one primary font? I have to make
these kinds of changes often for clients who use both a
sans serif and a serif font a simple Global Update will
not work in that situation. I have found that the easiest
solution is a Report Formats script run
At 12:12 +0200 20/9/07, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you want
to change. Make the change, then import the par tags from that file (which
should only include one style), to all the files in the book.
I never tried this for par tags,
Hi
We are goin to change all our Times New Roman 10 pt fonts to Verdana 9
pt fonts.
What is the easiest way to update all styles in the paragraph designer?
Right now, i have the following solutions:
1. Press ctrl+m and update each style in paragraph designer. Import
formats to whole book.
2.
How about the following:
Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you
want to change. Make the change, then import the par tags from that file
(which should only include one style), to all the files in the book.
I never tried this for par tags, but do these often for
> 1. Press ctrl+m and update each style in paragraph designer. Import
> formats to whole book.
> 2. Save as .mif search and replace "Times New Roman" and "10 pt"
> respectively. Save as .fm and import formats to whole book.
If you do step 1, why do you have to do step 2?
John Posada
Senior
Verner,
Another easy way to do this is to maintain a separate template file
(or use one of the chapters you've already changed). Make the
modifications there, and then Execute Import Formats from the book
level.
(John: It's a numbered list of methods)
Cheers,
Art
On 9/20/07, John Posada
That's a good idea, Shmuel, and to "make the change" at once, I would
suggest this:
1. In the Paragraph Designer, click the *Default Font* tab.
2. Choose *Commands > Set Window to As Is*.
3. Select *Family *Verdana and *Size *9 pt.
4. Choose *Commands > Global Update Options*.
5.
.com at lists.frameusers.com] On
Behalf Of Shmuel Wolfson
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 6:13 AM
To: Andersen, Verner Engell VEA; Framers
Subject: Re: Easiest way to update all paragraphs in a book
How about the following:
Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you want
to ch
While we are on the subject, what's the difference between Global Update
and Update All?
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Yves Barbion wrote:
> That's a good idea, Shmuel, and to "make the change" at once, I would
> suggest this:
>
>1. In the Paragraph Designer, click the *Default Font* tab.
>
ge-
>
> From: Shmuel Wolfson [mailto:sbw at actcom.com]
> Sent: 20. september 2007 12:13
> To: Andersen, Verner Engell VEA; Framers
> Subject: Re: Easiest way to update all paragraphs in a book
>
> How about the following:
> Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags
Update All applies to a single paratag only.
The UI is a bit misleading here. You should read what's below the button as
well: "Update All Formats Tagged: ".
On 9/20/07, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
>
> While we are on the subject, what's the difference between Global Update
> and Update All?
>
>
bject: Re: Easiest way to update all paragraphs in a book
That's a good idea, Shmuel, and to "make the change" at once, I would
suggest this:
1. In the Paragraph Designer, click the *Default Font* tab.
2. Choose *Commands > Set Window to As Is*.
3. Select *Family *Verdana and
Alison Carrico wrote:> Do you have more than one primary font? I have to make
> these kinds of changes often for clients who use both a
> sans serif and a serif font & a simple Global Update will
> not work in that situation. I have found that the easiest
> solution is a "Report Formats"
At 12:12 +0200 20/9/07, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
>Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you want
>to change. Make the change, then import the par tags from that file (which
>should only include one style), to all the files in the book.
>
>I never tried this for par
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