Thanks for all the help!
The final solution, believe it or not, involved formatting entire rows of
the table with the desired style, then going back and changing the style on
the labels. After that, all worked as expected. The KB article technique
worked outside of the tables, bur not in the cells of the tables.
Ed
"Cindy M -WordMVP-" wrote:
Hi ?B?RWQgTi4gLSBOLiBWQQ==?=,
Finally found what my brain was nagging me about in some old archives. See if
the information in this article applies
Incorrect Font Is Applied After a Style Is Applied to a Form Field
ID: 828501
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/828501/en-us
Yes on all counts, with qualifications. There are 4 separate tables layouts
on the page. Some table cells have check boxes or date fields.
The first field to misbehave is the sixth text field and it is followed by a
table populated with labels and check boxes (check box is the first object).
There is another table of check boxes, then two text fields that behave well,
then the third table. The third table consists of rows with labels and text
fields. Fields formatted with a custom style containing the Arial font
behave but fields formatted with a custom style containing a Courier New font
will not behave. The Courier fields are in the middle and last row of the
table. Other rows contain the Arial fields. The Courier fields are all on
separate rows from the Arial fields.
Between the third and fourth tables are four text boxes formatted with the
same Courier New custom style that behave well. The fourth table contains 9
rows and 7 columns including one label column and one label row. All 8 rows
and columns formatted with the custom Arial style will not behave when
password protected.
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org
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