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Formatting Style overrides on its own
I created a style named Courier and CCourier, and the attributes were Courier
New font, 10 pt. Though it shows 10 point in the said font, when applied, in the text and on the formatting toolbar it shows the font in 12 point. If I change on that toolbar to 10 points, in the Formatting Task Pane, it shows Courer +. I tried deleting this style, and recreating with different names CCCourier, Hello-courier etc. but of no avail.Any ideas? Thanks |
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Formatting Style overrides on its own
What happens if you select the text and press Ctrl+SpaceBar? That should
remove any font formatting not in style. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Milind" wrote: I created a style named Courier and CCourier, and the attributes were Courier New font, 10 pt. Though it shows 10 point in the said font, when applied, in the text and on the formatting toolbar it shows the font in 12 point. If I change on that toolbar to 10 points, in the Formatting Task Pane, it shows Courer +. I tried deleting this style, and recreating with different names CCCourier, Hello-courier etc. but of no avail.Any ideas? Thanks |
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