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Join Erica Gamet for a free webinar "GET A GRIP ON GREP".
August 16th 11am PST/2pm EST
Does the mere mention of the foreign-sounding GREP send your heart racing? Do you just pretend it doesn’t exist or think it’s over your head? As a designer, you owe it to yourself to get familiar with and harness the power of GREP for automating text through styles and the Find/Change feature. Whether you end up creating GREP expressions on your own, or use the built-in options, you’ll wonder why you waited so long to explore the world of GREP.
