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Different fonts in one style
I would like to have 2 different fonts and/or font sizes in one style.
It is a 2 line heading. The first line is 20 pt and the second is 16. I saved it as a style but when I apply it only one font is represented. Any good ideas or am I seeking the impossible? Dave French |
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Different fonts in one style
You need to create two styles. Put the name of the second one in the
spot in the Format Style box where it says Next Paragraph Format. Then you can type the first line of your heading, type Enter, the second line will be formatted as you want, and then if you make the Next Paragraph Format of the second style whatever your normal style is called (such as Normal, or Body Text), you can just keep going. On Mar 11, 2:49*pm, "Dave French" wrote: I would like to have 2 different fonts and/or font sizes in one style. It is a 2 line heading. *The first line is 20 pt and the second is 16. *I saved it as a style but when I apply it only one font is represented. Any good ideas or am I seeking the impossible? |
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Different fonts in one style
I'm in Office 2007.
I'm in the Modify Style dialog box but do not see the 'Next Paragraph Format' Dave "grammatim" wrote in message ... You need to create two styles. Put the name of the second one in the spot in the Format Style box where it says Next Paragraph Format. Then you can type the first line of your heading, type Enter, the second line will be formatted as you want, and then if you make the Next Paragraph Format of the second style whatever your normal style is called (such as Normal, or Body Text), you can just keep going. On Mar 11, 2:49 pm, "Dave French" wrote: I would like to have 2 different fonts and/or font sizes in one style. It is a 2 line heading. The first line is 20 pt and the second is 16. I saved it as a style but when I apply it only one font is represented. Any good ideas or am I seeking the impossible? |
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Different fonts in one style
The exact wording of the caption for that item is "Style for following
paragraph". It's the fourth dropdown from the top of the dialog. -- 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. Dave French wrote: I'm in Office 2007. I'm in the Modify Style dialog box but do not see the 'Next Paragraph Format' Dave "grammatim" wrote in message ... You need to create two styles. Put the name of the second one in the spot in the Format Style box where it says Next Paragraph Format. Then you can type the first line of your heading, type Enter, the second line will be formatted as you want, and then if you make the Next Paragraph Format of the second style whatever your normal style is called (such as Normal, or Body Text), you can just keep going. On Mar 11, 2:49 pm, "Dave French" wrote: I would like to have 2 different fonts and/or font sizes in one style. It is a 2 line heading. The first line is 20 pt and the second is 16. I saved it as a style but when I apply it only one font is represented. Any good ideas or am I seeking the impossible? |
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Different fonts in one style
I found it!!
thanks folks!! Dave French "Jay Freedman" wrote in message ... The exact wording of the caption for that item is "Style for following paragraph". It's the fourth dropdown from the top of the dialog. -- 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. Dave French wrote: I'm in Office 2007. I'm in the Modify Style dialog box but do not see the 'Next Paragraph Format' Dave "grammatim" wrote in message ... You need to create two styles. Put the name of the second one in the spot in the Format Style box where it says Next Paragraph Format. Then you can type the first line of your heading, type Enter, the second line will be formatted as you want, and then if you make the Next Paragraph Format of the second style whatever your normal style is called (such as Normal, or Body Text), you can just keep going. On Mar 11, 2:49 pm, "Dave French" wrote: I would like to have 2 different fonts and/or font sizes in one style. It is a 2 line heading. The first line is 20 pt and the second is 16. I saved it as a style but when I apply it only one font is represented. Any good ideas or am I seeking the impossible? |
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