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Default Individual Character fonts in a cell

On Sat, 3 Jan 2009 19:16:41 -0500, "Rick Rothstein"
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Your posting raised made me realize my code needed to be modified. Why? I
didn't take into account that other characters may be colored with colors
other than white or the default (usually black)... my prior code makes every
character the default color (usually black). Here is modified code which
preserves the existing non-white character colors while deleting the white
characters...


I was going to post this before, then changed my mind. But since you are off
on this tangent :-)

It may not apply to the OP, since he did specify "white". But he also
specified "invisible" which to me would mean deleting characters that are
formatted in the same color as the background (interior) color.
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