[Mary Ann]

I have applied Keep with Next to a paragraph which has the Normal style
applied. The black square formatting mark has appeared. What does this mark
signify in Word 2007?
My understanding in older versions was that it meant a style had been
applied, e.g. Heading 1. This is not the case in my example, the paragraph is
still using the Normal style
Any clarification to help me with the complexity of 2007 would be
appreciated.

[Jay Freedman]

Mary Ann wrote:
I have applied Keep with Next to a paragraph which has the Normal
style applied. The black square formatting mark has appeared. What
does this mark signify in Word 2007?
My understanding in older versions was that it meant a style had been
applied, e.g. Heading 1. This is not the case in my example, the
paragraph is still using the Normal style
Any clarification to help me with the complexity of 2007 would be
appreciated.

The square does _not_ mean that a style has been applied. It means that one
of the paragraph format options "Keep with next," "Keep lines together,"
"Page break before," or "Suppress line numbers" has been applied, either
directly or through a style. Since many of the built-in heading styles
include "Keep with next" in their definitions, the square appears in those
headings -- but, as you've seen, it can also appear in other places. This is
not new behavior; it's the same in Word 2007 as in earlier versions.

See http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Format...PrintChars.htm for more
info.

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Jay Freedman
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[Mary Ann]

Ah . . . misinformation before! Thankyou

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

Mary Ann wrote:
I have applied Keep with Next to a paragraph which has the Normal
style applied. The black square formatting mark has appeared. What
does this mark signify in Word 2007?
My understanding in older versions was that it meant a style had been
applied, e.g. Heading 1. This is not the case in my example, the
paragraph is still using the Normal style
Any clarification to help me with the complexity of 2007 would be
appreciated.

The square does _not_ mean that a style has been applied. It means that one
of the paragraph format options "Keep with next," "Keep lines together,"
"Page break before," or "Suppress line numbers" has been applied, either
directly or through a style. Since many of the built-in heading styles
include "Keep with next" in their definitions, the square appears in those
headings -- but, as you've seen, it can also appear in other places. This is
not new behavior; it's the same in Word 2007 as in earlier versions.

See http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Format...PrintChars.htm for more
info.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.