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Applying Normal Style does not override previous style
In Word 2007, type some text. Then highlight the text and apply a style, e.g
sub-reference. The text will now have bold and a color applied to it. Now, let's say you want to revert the text to Normal. So, highlight the text, select Normal style and the text does not change back to normal. You need to manually unselect the color and the bold font. Why doesn't selecting Normal revert the text back to the original Normal style? |
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