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Sandra
 
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Default How to use Format Painter to alter repeating text

I have a document that needs several subject headers to be changed from a 12
pt font to an 11pt font. I know this can be done easily with Format Painter,
by holding down a specific key and highlighting the text that needs altering.
However, I am not sure of the process? Can anyone tell me?
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Greg
 
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Sandra,

Are subject headers all of the same style? If so, then change the font
setting in the style. See:
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/styl...sOnStyles.html

If you really want to do it with format painter then select a bit of
text and with it selected change the font to 11, then click format
painter. Now you simply paint the format at the other locations.

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A much better approach is to modify the style applied to these headers or
headings.

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I have a document that needs several subject headers to be changed from a

12
pt font to an 11pt font. I know this can be done easily with Format

Painter,
by holding down a specific key and highlighting the text that needs

altering.
However, I am not sure of the process? Can anyone tell me?


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