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Thanks for your reply and I guess that should work beautifully in a document where the styles have been properly applied but unfortunately ....
I have changed the Styles Pane option to show the bullet and number formatting options, but when I select a sample piece of bulleted text it is showing up as 'Normal' text albeit a modified version of it. i.e. I select the text and in the style pane the style 'Normal' is highlighted. If I right click on this I get the option 'Update Normal to match selection'. None of the 'bullet' type styles in the Styles list actually correspond to the superset of the text that I want to select. I can demonstrate this by right clicking on each 'bullet' style and seeing how many instances of that style exist in the document (very few). Any other ideas??? |
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Doesn't Select All X Instances work either, if you right-click on a Styles pane entry that says something like "Bulleted, Wingdings (symbol)"? Sometimes these entries, which are not actual styles, start with a style name.
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