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Header style gets reformatted after new Level 1
Hey folks -
I've got a document that is causing me no end to frustration. I've read through various postings but haven't specifically found this issue. In one section of my document, my heading styles are working as planned. Specifically, the space between the numbering structure and the text is as per the ruler (and style) setting. Then, a new first-level section starts, and suddenly any fourth-level heading below it stubbornly ceases to conform. Clearing the formatting and re-applying the style doesn't work. If I cut and paste the text to the previous section, the formatting is corrected, but as soon as I paste it back, it shifts back to the incorrect format. I hope I've provided enough detail. Is there a simple answer [other than not using word ;-) ] ? Thanks! |
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Header style gets reformatted after new Level 1
Try this:
Copy the offending text and paste it into a new document this way: Edit | Paste Special | Unformatted text. Then delete the text out of your document and replace it with the text that you pasted into the new document. Let me know if this works for you. -- Carol A. Bratt, MCP "Skunk" wrote: Hey folks - I've got a document that is causing me no end to frustration. I've read through various postings but haven't specifically found this issue. In one section of my document, my heading styles are working as planned. Specifically, the space between the numbering structure and the text is as per the ruler (and style) setting. Then, a new first-level section starts, and suddenly any fourth-level heading below it stubbornly ceases to conform. Clearing the formatting and re-applying the style doesn't work. If I cut and paste the text to the previous section, the formatting is corrected, but as soon as I paste it back, it shifts back to the incorrect format. I hope I've provided enough detail. Is there a simple answer [other than not using word ;-) ] ? Thanks! |
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Header style gets reformatted after new Level 1
Did you set up outline numbering as described at
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...umbering.html? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Skunk" wrote in message oups.com... Hey folks - I've got a document that is causing me no end to frustration. I've read through various postings but haven't specifically found this issue. In one section of my document, my heading styles are working as planned. Specifically, the space between the numbering structure and the text is as per the ruler (and style) setting. Then, a new first-level section starts, and suddenly any fourth-level heading below it stubbornly ceases to conform. Clearing the formatting and re-applying the style doesn't work. If I cut and paste the text to the previous section, the formatting is corrected, but as soon as I paste it back, it shifts back to the incorrect format. I hope I've provided enough detail. Is there a simple answer [other than not using word ;-) ] ? Thanks! |
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