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08-04-2013, 11:16 PM
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Don't panic. Take a look at character styles. Set a style for each colour you want to apply. Use the Format option in search/replace to apply the appropriate character style: one by one is safe, with only five vowels to choose from; regular expressions would be elegant, but might more time to sort out than they'd save you. Oh, and avoid "shouting" in ALL CAPS – it's not done ;-}
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