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Using Small Caps in the Define New Multilevel List - Word 2007
Hi Group,
I have a question about using Small Caps in the €śDefine new Multilevel list€ť feature in Word 2007. Whew, say that three times fast! Okay, here is my situation. I have a manual that has several chapters within it and the page numbers are written like this: 1-1. Meaning Section 1, page 1. The titles/headings of the chapters written like this: Section 1, Section 2, etc. Using Styles I am able to make changes in the €śDefine new Multilevel list€ť feature, and I have set up the word €śSection€ť to automatically appear at the beginning of each chapter when I use the Heading 1 style. The problem I have is I cannot format the word €śSection€ť as I wish. The Small Caps option is grayed out and I am unable to check this feature. It is so weird because every other option is there in the Font options box, even All Caps. Has anyone ever experienced this? Hope this was clear, please let me know if I need to clarify what it is I am trying to do. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, Thelisha |
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