Keith Cross
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In the 1st case in your video, you have applied a local override to the Style by changing. That's why you see a + in the name of the Style. When you Redefine that Style, the overrides go away and the Style gets redefined with the new attributes.
However, in the 2nd case, you are Editing the Style directly by opening the Style dialog. So any changes you make in the dialog automatically becomes part of the Style itself and there is no need to Redefine it from the panel menu.
It is working correctly.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I replied to the email that was sent, that reply isn't showing here yet...but I noticed something else...
Another style using the same two font styles (medium and medium italic) is using a different grep style condition (look ahead instead of look behind) and works without changing the weight of the style when the style is redefined.
The style causing the error uses this to use a character style the uses the Medium Italic: (?<=:).+\r
The style which is NOT causing an error uses this to apply a character style that uses Medium (meaning the paragraph style is set to Medium Italic): s: ^.+(?=:):Is there a problem with using one vs. the other?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I am experiencing this on a new macbook, the .indd file is from a packaged job
How is it possible that the dev team at Adobe could not have anticipated this would be a core need of an Index building interface? Please add this feature: a way to import a text or csv file to create the topics rather than having to do it one-at-a-time.