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How can I apply a "heading 1" and "normal" in the same line?
"I need to have 2 different styles in the same line. I can't apply "heading
1" to the first few words and have the rest of the line in "normal" style without the entire line changing to Heading 1. |
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1. Type the "Heading 1" text on one line, and press Enter.
2. Type the "Normal" text on the next line. 3. Click on the ¶ button (on the Standard toolbar at the top of your screen) to show non-printing characters. 4. Select the ¶ mark at the end of the heading 1 line, and click on Format | Font | check the "Hidden" box. 5. Click on the ¶ button again to hide non-printing characters. TWE Debbie wrote: "I need to have 2 different styles in the same line. I can't apply "heading 1" to the first few words and have the rest of the line in "normal" style without the entire line changing to Heading 1. |
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TWE Debbie wrote:
"I need to have 2 different styles in the same line. I can't apply "heading 1" to the first few words and have the rest of the line in "normal" style without the entire line changing to Heading 1. See http://home.earthlink.net/~wordfaqs/RunInSidehead.htm. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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Thank you very much for your assistance "garfield-n-odie" !
TWE Debbie "garfield-n-odie" wrote: 1. Type the "Heading 1" text on one line, and press Enter. 2. Type the "Normal" text on the next line. 3. Click on the ¶ button (on the Standard toolbar at the top of your screen) to show non-printing characters. 4. Select the ¶ mark at the end of the heading 1 line, and click on Format | Font | check the "Hidden" box. 5. Click on the ¶ button again to hide non-printing characters. TWE Debbie wrote: "I need to have 2 different styles in the same line. I can't apply "heading 1" to the first few words and have the rest of the line in "normal" style without the entire line changing to Heading 1. |
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Thanks, "Jay Freedman", that helped me alot! TWE Debbie
"Jay Freedman" wrote: TWE Debbie wrote: "I need to have 2 different styles in the same line. I can't apply "heading 1" to the first few words and have the rest of the line in "normal" style without the entire line changing to Heading 1. See http://home.earthlink.net/~wordfaqs/RunInSidehead.htm. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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