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When using normal template, how do I stop automatic heading style
When using normal template, if I press return twice or more it changes the
line I have just entered into a heading. How can I stop this please? |
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When using normal template, how do I stop automatic heading style
Turn off the "Built-in Heading styles" and "Define styles based on your
formatting" options in the AutoCorrect dialog box (AutoFormat As You Type tab). To display the dialog box: - Tools | AutoCorrect Options (Word 2003). - Office button | Word Options, Proofing category, click the AutoCorrect Options button (Word 2007). In fact you may want to turn off most of the options under "Apply as you type" and "Automatically as you type"; see http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/TameAutoFormat.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Chr1s23" wrote in message ... When using normal template, if I press return twice or more it changes the line I have just entered into a heading. How can I stop this please? |
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When using normal template, how do I stop automatic heading style
It should never be necessary to press enter twice or more - set the space
after/before parameter of the style; however this particular issue is a tools autocorrect options autoformat as you type apply headings option -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Chr1s23 wrote: When using normal template, if I press return twice or more it changes the line I have just entered into a heading. How can I stop this please? |
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