Ave,
Jonathon Coombes wrote:
Okay Andrezj, I was
able to find all the subscript in my sample document, without choosing
the superscript by using the "Position" attribute combined with the
Format options. After you set the "Position" attribute, choose the
Format options and set the subscript format with the automatic *on*.
This was able to find all subscript-only text in my document.
Hmmm, it doesn't work in my case, I am afraid... It does not find text
in subscript that has either "rel. font size" or "raised/lowered by"
set manually to anything different than the defaults.
What it seems to do is search for text that has the Vertical Position
attribute set to any value (i.e. different from default) AND that has
the exact combination of properties specified under the "Format"
button, i.e. "raised/lowered by" set to Auto and "rel. font size" set
to 58%... So the "Position" attribute requirement seems redundant. The
"Automatic" checkbox means only "'raised/lowered by' determined
automatically", it doesn't work like "Search All" or similar.
By the way, I have finally managed to solve my problem. I realised
that while I used various subscript settings throughout the document,
the superscript settings were uniform. So I searched for all text with
"Position" set (finding all subscript AND superscript), clicked "Find
All", applied CustomStyle1 to the found instances, and then searched
for the exact SUPERSCRIPT settings, "Find All" again and applied
CustomStyle2 to found pieces.
Thanks everybody for your help! :-D
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Andrzej Sawula
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