Reply To: Using GREP to fix a sticky style problem

Iain Anderson

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July 21, 2014 at 9:23 am #69619
Iain Anderson
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I don’t think we can post screen shots directly, so… imagine the word “sticky”. Now imagine the “s” is bold and “ticky” isn’t, or vice versa. That’s the kind of thing I’ve had to deal with. I think it’s almost all been done manually now, but I’d still love to know how to fix it.

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