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• Select "Ignore Case" so the word "Apple" will also be found.
• Select "Wrap Around" so words at the beginning of the page will also be found (for example if your cursor is mid-way through a text field).
• Choose "Start With" so the search will find "apples" as well as "apple".
Note: Do not choose "Contains" if you don't want "pineapple" to be replaced with
"pineorange"!
3. Type "orange" in the Replace field of the Find dialog.
Note: You can also select the word "orange" in your document and go to Edit/Find/Use
Selection for Replace (or Shift + Command + E).
4. If you want to:
• check each occurrence as it is replaced: Use the Next button (or Command + G) then the
Replace & Find button (or Command + L).
• replace all occurrences at once: use Replace All (or Option + Shift + Command + L).
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Example 2
You want to put all occurrences of "lorem ipsum" in italics.
1. Go to Edit/Find/Find (or use Command + F) and type "lorem ipsum" in the Find field of the Find dialog.
Note:
You can also select the word "lorem ipsum" in your document and go to Edit/Find/Use
Selection for Find (or Command + E).
Note that this doesn't open the Find dialog.
2. If necessary, use options to refine your search. For example:
• Select "Ignore Case" so "Lorem ipsum" and "Lorem Ipsum" will also be found.
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• Select "Wrap Around" so words at the beginning of the page will also be found (for example if your cursor is mid-way through a text field).
3. Click the All button (or use Option + Command + G) to find (and select) all occurrences in the text.
4. Open the Text window and make those occurrences italic.
7.3 Text Properties
Double-click the Type Tool to open the Object window (called“Text” when text is selected), which contains the text properties.
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Make sure that no other object is selected, or the Object windowwill show “Mixed Object”.
Expand the Text window with the green button to see all the text properties.
If different parts of the text have different properties, the correspondingfields will be blank.
7.3.1 Font
The top part of the text properties allows to set the Font, Face, type size, leading (in the Text unit as set in the Preferences, or “Auto”), kerning, horizontal scaling, and baseline shift.
7.3.2 Paragraph
Using the buttons underneath, the alignment can be set to Left, Right, Centered, Justify all lines and
Justify only full lines. When using Justify all lines, even the last line of text will be justified.
The fields underneath define the indents: Left indent, Right indent, First line indent, and First line gap
(space before paragraph).
The last input field (Drop cap number of lines) allows to set a capital at the start of the text block, over the number of lines defined.
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Word and Character Spacing values can be set, to be used when justifying text.
7.3.3 Hyphenation
You can use automatic hyphenation in text blocks. If Neo detects a hyphen in the text block, the hyphenation will automatically be switched on.
The hyphenation rules are defined in the Mac OS, and are language independent. If some hyphenation is incorrect or unsatisfactory, you can manually edit the hyphenation in certain words by control-clicking the word.
7.3.4 Language (Spell Checker)
If “Check spelling” is enabled in the extended View Options window (see
View Options Window
),
Neo will automatically detect the text language and check the spelling of the words.
You can see and change the language in the Text window, but you can only set/change it for a complete paragraph.
The languages and text spelling dictionaries are provided with your Mac OSX operating system.
When editing text, control-click any word to get a list of spelling suggestions. Choose a suggestion in the list to change the selected word.
7.3.5 Orientation
Neo can detect and edit paragraphs thathave one of those three orientations:
• standard roman,
• vertical,
• vertical with standard roman alignment.
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You can use vertical text for numbers in a Japanese or Chinesetext (see picture on the left below) and vertical text with standardroman alignment for Japanese or Chinese characters (see pictureon the right below).
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7.4 Text Boxes
Use the Type Tool to create or transform a Text Box.
7.4.1 Create Text Box
To create a Text Box, drag a rectangle with the Text Tool.
7.4.2 Transform Text Box
To move a Text Box, place the cursor over any of its sides (it becomes a crossed arrow and drag it.
Hold Command while dragging to make the Text Box snap to the nearest visible page box, guide, or the ruler.
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To resize a Text Box, drag one of its handles (when the cursor is a double arrow). All text in the box will automatically be re-wrapped.
