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Sourcecode style
Hi
I often paste sourcecode from Visual Studio into Word, however I'd like to change the font and fontsize, so I created a new style 'SourceCode', however it seems like no matter what I do, the style insist on changing the FontColor to Black....how to make the style stay away from the FontColor ? TIA Sren |
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Sourcecode style
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I often paste sourcecode from Visual Studio into Word, however I'd like to change the font and fontsize, so I created a new style 'SourceCode', however it seems like no matter what I do, the style insist on changing the FontColor to Black....how to make the style stay away from the FontColor ? Strange, I cannot reproduce this behaviour with MS VS 2005 and Word 2003; syntax colouring persists even the style is applied over it. What versions are you using? |
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Sourcecode style
Sorry, I'm using Office 2007 |
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