Indeed, I do see this if I select a footnote reference in the document, but
not if I select it in the footnote. sigh So tell me how you would modify
the Footnote Text style. Because it occurs (by default) only in footnotes.
When I select some Footnote Text in the footnote pane, the "Formatting of
selected text box" shows Normal or Body Text or whatever the style is at the
insertion point in the document body.
....Oh, wait, you have to be in Print Layout view (which I guess most of the
world already is, but I never am). Emily Litella Never mind /Emily
Litella
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"Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote in message
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. Um.... when I perform the
steps
I indicated (which require selecting a reference mark), the Footnote
Reference style does indeed appear in the "Formatting of Selected Text"
box.
You don't need to use the Show: list at all to make that style appear when
you select a reference mark. The applied style--whether character or
paragraph--shows up as the "Formatting of selected text" style. It doesn't
show in the Pick formatting list, but you don't need for it to to access
the
Modify command.
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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The fallacy here is in:
3. In the Styles and Formatting task pane, near the top under
Formatting
of
Selected Text, Footnote Reference should appear. Right click Footnote
Reference and choose Modify.
In fact, neither Footnote Text nor Footnote Reference will appear, even
if
you select "All styles." But if you select "Custom," which opens the
Format
Settings dialog, you can click on the Styles... button, which opens the
Style dialog. Select the Footnote Reference style, click Modify..., and
change the font or font size as desired. Font and font size are the only
things that can be modified because Footnote Reference is a character
style.
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"Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote in message
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I don't see what the problem is. If I redefine the font size assigned
to
the
Footnote Reference style, all footnote numbers in my document
*simultaneously* change to the new size.
1. Select a footnote reference mark.
2. Choose Format - Styles and Formatting.
3. In the Styles and Formatting task pane, near the top under
Formatting
of
Selected Text, Footnote Reference should appear. Right click Footnote
Reference and choose Modify.
4. In the Modify Style dialog box, near the bottom left, choose
Format -
Font.
5. Set the Size to whatever size you want.
6. Choose OK, and then OK again.
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"Telegraphy" wrote in message
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An earlier discussion of changing at once the font and size of 1500+
footnote
numbers without changing the footnote text following each footnote
number
in
a single Word 2003 document yielded two suggestions related to
"Format"/"Styles and Formatting"/"Footnote Reference" settings.
The advice was based on:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...895621033.aspx .
This procedure does not seem to work, hopefully because I have not
implemented the steps correctly. Can anyone give step by step
instructions
on how to do this? Can all 1500+ footnote numbers alone--separate
from
the
footnote text--be selected at once (highlighted), then changed in
"Styles
and
Formatting"? Can anyone explain why "Numbering" is not activated in
"New
Styles" when "Characters" is selected to implement "Footnote
Reference,"
which supposedly is the command to change the font and size of
footnote
numbers alone?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Telegraphy