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style for the following paragraph
Why when 'modifying' some styles, is the "style for the following paragraph"
greyed out? What can I do to change this? Thanks |
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style for the following paragraph
Perhaps you have chosen to modify a style that's a CHARACTER style and not a
PARAGRAPH style? ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Tracey L" wrote in message ... Why when 'modifying' some styles, is the "style for the following paragraph" greyed out? What can I do to change this? Thanks |
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style for the following paragraph
Thanks for responding Anne.
Possibly... what's the difference and can I change from one to the other? (I have a table full of 100 questions and want to insert answers in a preset style - i.e not have to format each answer individually). Thanks! "Anne Troy" wrote: Perhaps you have chosen to modify a style that's a CHARACTER style and not a PARAGRAPH style? ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Tracey L" wrote in message ... Why when 'modifying' some styles, is the "style for the following paragraph" greyed out? What can I do to change this? Thanks |
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style for the following paragraph
Maybe something like this will help then?
http://www.officearticles.com/word/t...osoft_word.htm Character styles are just that. You apply character styles to individual characters (or a selection of characters). However, if you place your cursor anywhere inside a paragraph and use a paragraph style, the whole paragraph takes on the formatting. If you place your cursor anywhere inside a paragraph and apply character formatting, nothing will happen because you haven't selected anything. Hope that makes a bit of sense. Imagine a style for "glossary" words, that uses character formatting such as bold, italic, etc.; but a "body text" paragraph style might provide indentation and space between paragraphs, etc. ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Tracey L" wrote in message ... Thanks for responding Anne. Possibly... what's the difference and can I change from one to the other? (I have a table full of 100 questions and want to insert answers in a preset style - i.e not have to format each answer individually). Thanks! "Anne Troy" wrote: Perhaps you have chosen to modify a style that's a CHARACTER style and not a PARAGRAPH style? ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Tracey L" wrote in message ... Why when 'modifying' some styles, is the "style for the following paragraph" greyed out? What can I do to change this? Thanks |
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