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Subject: Re: Another Word 4 problem
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Date: 28 Jul 90 05:07:28 GMT
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In article <43414@apple.Apple.COM>, austing@Apple.COM (Glenn L. Austin) says:
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>jlhaferman@l_eld09.icaen.uiowa.edu (Jeffrey Lawrence Haferman) writes:
>>How does one go about converting style A to style B?
>>More specifically, I want to convert all Courier fonts to
>>Times without affecting any symbol fonts I have
>>used.
>
>
>Save the document in RTF format, open the file WITHOUT interpreting the RTF
>code, look at the beginning of the document for /f# Courier and /f# Times,
>do a change from the Courier font number (the /f#) to the Times font number.

????  I must be missing something here.  The change can be done simply by
a modification of the "Normal" style of the document.  If the body of text is
written in Courier, with scientific notation in Symbol, this requires explicit
instructions.  In other words, the formulas are not "plain for style (.)."
All text plain for style (Courier in the above question) will be affected
by the style redefinition.  All text made explicitly different (using the
character formatting) will not be affected.  Anyway, that works for my papers.

Stephane