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Applying Stroke to Similar Types of Text Across a Document

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    • October 17, 2014 at 9:20 am #71100
      Anonymous
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      I am using InDesign CC 2014 but this may apply to other versions.

      I have text throughout a document that of a particular paragraph style. I am trying to bold this text. There are over 350 of these text object so selecting them all one by one, if this was even possible, is not something I am interested in doing.

      As the font I am using does not have a bold variant, I am trying to apply a stroke. I am able to do this for individual text I have selected using Stroke in the toolbar but I want to do this across the entire document either by:

      Selecting all of this type of text using its paragraph style if possible.
      Selecting all of this type of text using the layer if possible.
      By making a change in the Paragraph Style Options. I do not see an option for this.
      Something I have not thought of.
      Any help would be appreciated.

      Thanks

    • October 18, 2014 at 11:48 am #71121
      Tom Venetia
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      This will not reply your question but give you a suggestion.
      If you use a PC buy FontLab Studio. Creating alternate fonts sets, including italic and bold versions from a Regular/Roman set is a breeze.
      It’s pricy but indispensable for anyone working professionally with ID

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