To me it seems it would be logical to be able to apply a style across an entire piece of work in on action. Currently, if I set up a document and set the style from the jump and do not need to change it or anything it is fine. I had a situation where a publisher did not like some of the typesetting in the work and kicked it back. This was a 291 page document with 2-4 text boxes per page using multiple styles. I had to touch every box of text to update everything. Seems as if this should be a basic functionality that when I apply a style to something, I would expect it to ask me if I want to apply it to the whole document, or there be a checkbox or something that makes that possible. Then if I say no, that manual work is what should be expected. I understand that in a perfect world using a single style one can just update that style but it is not always that way and in my experience with IndDesign everytime a new version comes out, some of my styles disappear and then I have to root around in the document to find one of them, copy it back into the panel by cloning it and then apply that style manually over the other ones. So it would be super nice to be able to do the entire thing at once.