At 12:44 31/10/2010 -0700, John Jason Jordan wrote:
As a workaround I changed the entire document to DejaVu. It took an
hour because you can't change a font globally. And I have a couple
of tables of five columns and 15 rows. You can't even change a font
for an entire table - you have to select the text in each cell
individually and apply the new font.
Er, where do you get those ideas?
1. To change the font in a table, select the entire table and make
your change.
2. To change a font globally:
o Go to Edit | Find & Replace (or Ctrl+F).
o Click More Options.
o Put the cursor into the "Search for" box.
o Click Format... .
o Select the font attributes of the text you need to alter.
o Click OK.
o Put the cursor into the "Replace with" box.
o Click Format... .
o Select the new font attributes required.
o Click OK.
o Click Replace All.
3. Instead of applying font attributes locally to text, use styles -
a character style or a paragraph style. When you wish to change a
font, you need make only a single change to the appropriate style.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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