Hey People,
I just want to share a technique I discovered that I found pretty usefull. Maybe it's of use for some of you.
I wanted to change the background color in 52 files, and I couldn't find a way to do this with a command-line command. So, I opened all 52 files in Notepad++ (free downloadable). I looked up the definition for the page color and pressed 'ctrl+h'. Then I replaced
pagecolor="#000000"
with
pagecolor="#8080ff"
in **all open documents** at once and pressed 'save all open documents'.
Then, I repeated this proces with
borderopacity="0.0"
changing to
borderopacity="1.0"
I guess this is also understandable for not-to-tech-savy users, that's why I post it here. It would also be applicable for other properties, provided you can do an easy "search and replace". (well, even regular expressions are possible in Notepad++, but that's a bit tough, maybe).
Maarten
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