Applying Style Sheets to all Project Topics

Currently I have topics that use different style sheets (there are 5 listed, although I only created one).
I want all topics to use the same style sheet.
Is there any way to apply a Style to all Project Topics?

Welcome to the forum.
Go to the topic list and select all topics, then right click and select Properties. You can assign the new CSS there. Any style names in your topics not included in the new CSS will of course be broken and need to be assigned to whatever style you choose.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Matthew Stevens
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Subject: RE: [iPlanet-JATO] applying style sheets to Jato
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Your flippant response to my question was to send my Art Director for basic computer training. How exactly is that polite or helpful? And if you know the difference between a hard and soft return then why did you ask if I meant shift+return when I clearly stated there were no space-afters applied to any hard paragraph breaks?
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