On 2009-08-30 13:50 John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 11:37:10 -0400
Eustace <[email protected]> dijo:
I suspect that the problem is in the opening of the wpd documents -
color codes are inserted where there are none - but have no idea how to
correct the situation without going over all the formatting of the
document, applying styles to each paragraph, table contents, etc. I was
already forced to do this to the documents that I needed right away, but
there are many more that I would eventually have to deal with, and I
tremble at the prospect.
OOo can search for text formatted in a certain way. Hopefully, the
styles in the WPD documents always use the same colors. If so, you can
record a macro to search for each color in turn and apply your own
styles to them. Then all you have to do is run the macro every time you
open a new document.
Thanks for the tip! I had seen "Attributes" under "More Options" in the
"Find and Replace" dialog, but I hadn't realized I could apply it to the
(seemingly) empty "Search for" and "Replace with fields - and then click
"Replace All" to change all references of Black to Automatic.
So far so good. Now, is there any way I do something similar to change
all references to table cells background White to No Fill?
emf
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