Obviously, the "Bulleted" and "List Bullet" paragraphs are going to have
bullets by default. And yes, you're smart to avoid master docs unless you
use them very cautiously.
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"Janneke" wrote in message
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The style is "bulleted" for most, and "list bullet" for others. One even
says
"normal". After checking your link, I think I will stop using the master
document.
Thanks for your response!
Janneke
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
What style is applied to the text in the table cells? Also, see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/Wh...ocsCorrupt.htm
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Hi there,
I use tables to get sentences in a foreign language lined up with
their
translation, so that every cell contains one word, with its English
counterpart right under it.
After inserting a document containing such tables as a subdocument in
a
master document, and making headings for the titles of chapters and
sections,
the tables magically look a lot different: each cell now contains a
bullet.
Is there a quick way to remove all these uninvited bullets without
removing
one by one?
I tried selecting the table and clicking a different style, but that
does
not work. "clear formatting" works, but I would rather not do that.
Thanks,
Janneke