[Yiannis Kyriakides]

I import a big HTML file to word as a table.

This table consists of 3 different Styles

a) Normal web
b) Bold
c) Bold underlined

I use this format so that i can create a table of index

i.e. Heading1 : Bold & Underlines
Heading2 : Bold

The problem i came accross is that up to some point word recognizes the
three difefrent formats of the text. After that point it recognizes all three
kinds of text as normal.

If I cut and paste a part iof text where the three different formats are not
recognized to new word document then again up to some point the 3 difefrent
formats are recognized.

Is there someway i could fix this problem ?


Thanking you in advance,

Yiannis

[Robert M. Franz (RMF)]

Hello Yiannis

Yiannis Kyriakides wrote:
I import a big HTML file to word as a table.

This table consists of 3 different Styles

a) Normal web
b) Bold
c) Bold underlined

I use this format so that i can create a table of index

i.e. Heading1 : Bold & Underlines
Heading2 : Bold

Did you create/adjust these styles yourself? Are they present in the
file at the moment you import it already? Did you style your table
manually or with Find/Replace?


The problem i came accross is that up to some point word recognizes the
three difefrent formats of the text. After that point it recognizes all three
kinds of text as normal.

How do you get to that conclusion: is Word really showing "Normal" (or:
"Normal Web") from that point on? Then you will have to restyle the
document from there.

Greetinx
Robert
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