Hi Fred,

I can't see a situation where it would make sense to apply a different =
style than the "footnote" style to footnotes.

Wouldn't it be better to modify the footnote style if you don't like the =
look of it?
You can base the footnote style on the existing style, then both will =
look the same.

You can also replace any style with a different style using "Edit =
Replace".

Regards,
Klaus



"Fred Goldman" wrote:
Thanks for the quick answer. I would like to select everything=20
that is this style and tag it with an existing style.
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"Jezebel" wrote:
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'Being used' seems to apply only to the body of the document. What =
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"Fred Goldman" wrote in =
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I posted this earlier, but no one understood what I meant. I am =
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try
to be clearer this time.

When I apply my own style to a footnote (let's call it style1) it =
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show
up in the Styles and Formatting box, however when I click to =
select all=20
text
using style1 it says "Select all: not currently being used" when =
it is in
fact clearly being used.
This is happening with par. and char. styles. I am using Word XP.
I would greatly appreciate any help.
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