[Lasci]

Hi all,

In Word 2003 when I click on Format, Reveal Formatting, and modify my style
so that it has a different style in the "Style for following paragraph"
section, it does not seem to work.

I am trying to get it so that when I have a bullet, and then some text, and
then press enter to create a new paragraph (I am working in outline view) I
don`t want the new paragraph to be bulleted.

Can anyone help me at all please? Many thanks

[Lasci]

Have just realised that in normal view it works fine, but not outline view,
anybody else had these troubles and know a way around them?

Thanks!

"Lasci" wrote:

Hi all,

In Word 2003 when I click on Format, Reveal Formatting, and modify my style
so that it has a different style in the "Style for following paragraph"
section, it does not seem to work.

I am trying to get it so that when I have a bullet, and then some text, and
then press enter to create a new paragraph (I am working in outline view) I
don`t want the new paragraph to be bulleted.

Can anyone help me at all please? Many thanks

[Stefan Blom]

This is by design. Outline view focuses on creating a document
structure. You can promote and demote heading levels (via the
Outlining toolbar or keyboard shortcuts); other than that, you
have to explicitly apply the desired style.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Lasci" wrote in message
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Have just realised that in normal view it works fine, but not
outline view,
anybody else had these troubles and know a way around them?

Thanks!

"Lasci" wrote:

Hi all,

In Word 2003 when I click on Format, Reveal Formatting, and modify
my style
so that it has a different style in the "Style for following
paragraph"
section, it does not seem to work.

I am trying to get it so that when I have a bullet, and then some
text, and
then press enter to create a new paragraph (I am working in
outline view) I
don`t want the new paragraph to be bulleted.

Can anyone help me at all please? Many thanks

[Lasci]

Many thanks for this Stefan,

I wanted to be sure that I wasn`t doing something wrong!

Back to the drawing board now for my VB!!!

Thanks again

[Stefan Blom]

You are welcome.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Lasci" wrote in message
...
Many thanks for this Stefan,

I wanted to be sure that I wasn`t doing something wrong!

Back to the drawing board now for my VB!!!

Thanks again