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Style sheets
You can use XPress Tags to apply character style sheets and establish a relationship between
paragraph and character style sheets.
Defining style sheets
Style sheet definitions may include paragraph attributes only, character attributes only,
or both paragraph and character attributes.
Define paragraph style sheet with default character attributes:
@stylesheetname=[Sp"",""] <paragraph and character attributes> (Hard
Return) For example, @Paragraph1=[Sp"",""]<*L*h"Standard"
*kn0*kt0*ra0*rb0*d0*p(0,0,0,0,0,0,g(B,S))
PBs100t0h100z14k0b0c"Red"f"Times-Roman">
Define character style sheet: @stylesheetname=<character attributes>(Hard
Return) For example, @Char1=<Ps100t3h100z10k0b0cK f"Palatino-Roman">
Define paragraph style sheet with character style sheet:
@stylesheetname=[Sp"","","character stylesheetname"]<paragraph
attributes>(Hard Return) For example,
@Paragraph1=[Sp"","Paragraph1","Char1"]
<*L*h"Standard"*kn0*kt0*ra0*rb0*d0*p(0,0,0,0,0,0,g(B,S))>
Base one paragraph style sheet on another, and apply Next Style:
@stylesheetname=[Sp"based on paragraph stylesheetname","next
paragraphstylesheetname","character stylesheetname"]<paragraph
attributes>(Hard Return) For example, @Paragraph2=[Sp"Paragraph1",
"Paragraph3","Char1"]<*t(121,1, "1."227,1,"1 ")>
Base one character style sheet on another: @stylesheetname=[St"","","","based
on character stylesheetname"] <character attributes>(Hard Return) For
example, @Char2=[St"","","","Char1"] <PBf"ArialMT">
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