Hi Henry,

See Jezebel's reply to your other post. As she indicated, in Word2003 =
you can right-click on a style in the styles pane, select all instances, =
and apply a different style.

At least in theory.=20

In reality, this will usually freeze Word for minutes on end if you do =
it on a 200 page document such as yours.
Find/Replace takes seconds at most.

Regards,
Klaus=20


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I am working with a document that was created with and uses a whole =
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custom styles. The problem is that some of these system look no =
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from some of the standard stuff, but when I try to import this =
document into=20
RoboHelp things get converted to all sorts of fonts and such and it =
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hard to keep track of all of them.
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It would not be so bad if they all responded the same way when being =
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into a Java help file, but they don't and so I want to reduce the =
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style into a managable few that will be more easily converted when I =
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into RoboHelp.
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The document is nearly 200 pages long and I must find a convenient way =
to do=20
this. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Henry
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