[Markus Ohlenroth]

word 2007 offers the feature of a combined character and paragraph style.
But how can I actually use it?

I mark a few characters within a paragraph (which has been formatted with
Style "A") and select a combined paragraph and character style - called "B".
I expect the marked characters to be formatted according to
character-settings in style "B"

Instead the complete paragraph gets formatted according to style "B" and not
only the marked characters.

I fail to understand what the use of these combined styles is.
Can somebody help me?

PS. I am not sure if my terminology is correct as I work with the German
version of Office.

thanks
Markus

[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

Hi, Markus,

Make sure that in the styles pane, the checkbox next to Disable linked styles
is clear. After that, pasting a linked style into another paragraph should
work as you expect. In the pre-release version I used in early 2007, linked
styles only worked in W2007 files. But in the version I now have, it works
in compatibility mode (that is on doc files), too. I mention this because
you may see something different behavior if you do not have the latest
version.

Pam


Markus Ohlenroth wrote:
word 2007 offers the feature of a combined character and paragraph style.
But how can I actually use it?

I mark a few characters within a paragraph (which has been formatted with
Style "A") and select a combined paragraph and character style - called "B".
I expect the marked characters to be formatted according to
character-settings in style "B"

Instead the complete paragraph gets formatted according to style "B" and not
only the marked characters.

I fail to understand what the use of these combined styles is.
Can somebody help me?

PS. I am not sure if my terminology is correct as I work with the German
version of Office.

thanks
Markus

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