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When setting up an Arabic orthography document, it appears that I need to apply digit mapping to all applicable styles one-by-one. Is there a single setting that would streamline this process, so that digit mapping applies to the document globally, i.e. to all styles?
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Yes, if you set the Digit mapping for the Body Text (Regular) font once, as shown below, then everything else is based on that. So one change affects ALL styles.

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