Kenward Vaughan wrote:
> So my kludge solution would be to use mc to edit the file, replacing all
> "\color white" phrases with "\color black"--which gives me the out to
> change back without using the word "default."
You can define a switch. Write into the preamble:
\usepackage{ifthen}
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\usepackage[dvips]{color}}
\newboolean{HIDE}
\newcommand\invisible
{\ifthenelse{\boolean{HIDE}}{\color{white}}{}}
\newcommand\visible
{\ifthenelse{\boolean{HIDE}}{\color{black}}{}}
Then you set \unvisible at the begin and \visible at the end of those parts
that need to be hidden.
At the begin of the document, you can switch hide mode with this ERT:
\setboolean{HIDE}{true} %% don`t print hidden text
or
\setboolean{HIDE}{false} %% print hidden text
HTH,
Juergen
