[Susiebb]

Using Word 2000 Windows XP, I have a Heading 1 style that is Centered Bold
followed by a Normal style that is flush left Normal. The "Normal" text is
showing and printing Bold as well. I've formatted it with the menu at the top
of my screen, the "B" icon at the top of my screen, and the Style window that
comes up at the side, and it's still Bold. I've cleared formatting and
started over. I've closed Word and started a new document with a general
template, and I get the same result.

[DeanH]

Select the offending text and press Ctrl+Spacebar to remove any
manual-formatting, such as Bold.
Hope this helps
DeanH

"Susiebb" wrote:

Using Word 2000 Windows XP, I have a Heading 1 style that is Centered Bold
followed by a Normal style that is flush left Normal. The "Normal" text is
showing and printing Bold as well. I've formatted it with the menu at the top
of my screen, the "B" icon at the top of my screen, and the Style window that
comes up at the side, and it's still Bold. I've cleared formatting and
started over. I've closed Word and started a new document with a general
template, and I get the same result.

[Stefan Blom]

The font could be damaged. Does it work correctly if you choose a different
one?

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Susiebb" wrote in message
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Using Word 2000 Windows XP, I have a Heading 1 style that is Centered Bold
followed by a Normal style that is flush left Normal. The "Normal" text is
showing and printing Bold as well. I've formatted it with the menu at the
top
of my screen, the "B" icon at the top of my screen, and the Style window
that
comes up at the side, and it's still Bold. I've cleared formatting and
started over. I've closed Word and started a new document with a general
template, and I get the same result.

[Peter A]

In article ,
says...
Using Word 2000 Windows XP, I have a Heading 1 style that is Centered Bold
followed by a Normal style that is flush left Normal. The "Normal" text is
showing and printing Bold as well. I've formatted it with the menu at the top
of my screen, the "B" icon at the top of my screen, and the Style window that
comes up at the side, and it's still Bold. I've cleared formatting and
started over. I've closed Word and started a new document with a general
template, and I get the same result.


It may be set to use a font that is inherently bold, such as Arial Bold,
and not the bolded version of a regular font.

--
Peter Aitken
Author, MS Word for Medical and Technical Writers
www.tech-word.com