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Hey there,
I need to write something where a character has a colour and the next one has another. Like this: Hello, World Is there a way to make this process automatic, or do I have to colour each word by hand? I don't deal much with word, as I'm a linux user, and I'm considering writing a shell script for this very purpose... Also, it is a very important project and it HAS to be done like this, don't ask why Thanks ![]() |
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BUMP!!! (sorry, it's really, really, really urgent)
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The paste style feature makes it all one color. I don't know of anyway to automate font color shifts within a single word.
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