If I open a new document based on "blank document" the problem does not
arise. It does arise if I select one of my own templates. If I create a new
document and type "Hi There. This is Nigel," and then click between the g and
e, then backspace, the whole line reduces in font size by 1 (from 11 to 10).
The size shown in the font size box remains at 11 and only changes when I
click on the text again. One thing I have noticed is that the styles display
has no style higlighted (whereas when starting with "Blank Doc" the Normal
style is highlighted. The change in size is reflected on a printed sheet.
Having investigated further, it seems to happen with one particular template.
Thanks for your attention,
Nigel Barton
" wrote:
If you backspace over a character in the middle of a paragraph, how many
characters are reduced in size?
Are you sure this is really happening i.e. if you print it out is the
printed output confirming what you see. This sounds so bizarre that I'd
suspect a graphics driver problem - possibly the printer driver.
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Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/
"Nigel Barton" wrote in message
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Backspacing over a paragraph marker is not the cause. If I backspace over
a
character within a word, the text to the left is reduced in size. I've
looked
around Word for options that might be related to this but with no success.
Nor do Styles seem to have any features that might cause this.
Any further ideas?
--
Nigel Barton
" wrote:
Probably you are backspacing over a paragraph marker and deleting it so
that
the previous now loses its formatting. Check the styles of the
paragraphs.
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Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/
"Nigel Barton" wrote in message
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I'm using Office 2007. Whenever I use the backspace key in Word the
size
of
the font to the left of the cursor is reduced. I guess this is a
feature
(but, for what purpose?). How can I turn it off?
Thanks,
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Nigel Barton