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Styles in AppleWorks??
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Styles in AppleWorks??


  • Subject: Styles in AppleWorks??
  • From: Harald E Brandt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2001 18:34:00 +0100

How can I set styles on text in Appleworks word or spreadsheet documents?

This does NOT work:
For word proc: set on styles of style of word 1 to {bold}
For spreadsheets: set on styles of style of cell 1 in row 1 to {bold}

Why?
The following lists what works and not works:

tell application "AppleWorks 6"
tell front document
--word processing:
get on styles of style of word 1 --OK => {plain}
set on styles of style of word 1 to {plain} --does NOT work!!??
select menu item "Bold" of menu "Style" --does NOT work!!??
select menu item "Bold" of menu "Format" --does NOT work!!??
--Spreadsheets:
get on styles of style of cell 1 in row 1 --OK for spreadsheet => {plain}
set on styles of style of cell 1 in row 1 to {plain} --does NOT work!!??
end tell
end tell


With hopes for help,
______heb________________________________________________________________
Harald E Brandt email@hidden PGP/MIME aware http://heb.surf.to


References: 
 >Re: Stoping the script until "Enter" is pressed? (From: Jolly Roger <email@hidden>)
 >AppleWorks Spreadsheet manipulation (From: Harald E Brandt <email@hidden>)
 >Re: AppleWorks Spreadsheet manipulation (From: T&B <email@hidden>)
 >Re: AppleWorks Spreadsheet manipulation (From: Harald E Brandt <email@hidden>)

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