Re: associating a paragraph tag with conditional text

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EllenMarie:

> You can, of course, always search on paragraph tags of
> a particular name and tag them with a conditional and
> should be able to automate that via FrameScript.

You don't need FrameScript.

Apply the condition to a word or two, select the words, then type Esc e y d
to copy the condition format to the clipboard.

Now Esc e f and set Find to Paragraph Tag and Change to By Pasting.

Now go to the book file and let 'er rip.

Hedley

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