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<FONT FACE="Verdana, Helvetica, Arial"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:12.0px'>Tomorrow I’m receiving 100 odd pages of Quark. It’s a price list containing several thousand items.<BR>
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They want us to link all the prices for the next edition. I usually do this when I build a job, via XData. Unfortunately some of the styling is quite complex so I can’t use XData to ‘copy and paste back with links’. (attachment proved too big for this list, you’ll have to take my word for it!)<BR>
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It seems to me I have to set up my user interface prefs appropriately (does anyone else find they don’t ‘stick’ well? - and having to re-launch Quark 7 every time they get ‘forgotten’ will be a serious time factor, it wasn’t so bad with 6), and then work through, copying the sku code, selecting the price, pasting code into key field and selecting appropriate field.<BR>
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Has anyone found some quicker way that I just haven’t thought of? It’s going to take hours and be very, very boring!<BR>
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Thanks<BR>
Emma</SPAN></FONT>
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