Selecting particular style types

[Spee]

Hi,

I have a style called "Body Text".

When I have italicised the font I use in Body Text, I can highlight
that text and the style taskpane shows the style as "Body Text +
Italic". I can then select all text in the document with that style.

However, if I use italics in the footnotes, it does not show "Footnotes
+ Italic" in the taskpane, and so I can't select all the text in the
footnotes that is italicised.

Is it possible to select all italicised text in the footnotes?

Your help would be much appreciated.

Spee.

 

[Elliott Roper]

Hi,

I have a style called "Body Text".

When I have italicised the font I use in Body Text, I can highlight
that text and the style taskpane shows the style as "Body Text +
Italic". I can then select all text in the document with that style.

However, if I use italics in the footnotes, it does not show "Footnotes
+ Italic" in the taskpane, and so I can't select all the text in the
footnotes that is italicised.

Is it possible to select all italicised text in the footnotes?

You can use find and replace » find dialogue to do that OK.
Biff the jellybean next to "replace all" to reveal the extra magic.
Go for format » style, choose footnote text, go for format » font and
choose italic.

 

[Beth Rosengard]

Wow! It took me four readings to figure that out but I got it. At last ...
I'm finally grokking Elliottese!

Beth

 

[Elliott Roper]

Wow! It took me four readings to figure that out but I got it. At last ...
I'm finally grokking Elliottese!

Beth

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