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May 8, 2020 at 12:56 am #1248715
Theunis De Jong
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A Nested Style would have worked as well: “Up to”, then “1”, then “^_” — the code for an em-dash.

Curiously enough, there could be Reasons to use a nested style over a GREP style. You can use the style applied in a nested style in a variable, to display the text in a running header.

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