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Thanks Stefan - me thinks it is "useless" too. I just decided to see what it
actually did (not much really). "Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... As you've seen, the purpose of the setting is to determine which style should be used for the "click and type" feature. In my opinion, it's useless--probably because I find "click and type" useless. :-) What you can do is open the blank document template (normal.dotm) as a file and apply the Body Text style to the empty paragraph; it will then be applied by default in each new document you create. Note, however, that this isn't foolproof, since there are situations where the Normal style will be reapplied by Word; for example, when you select the final paragraph mark in a document and press the Delete key. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Summer" wrote in message ... I notice if I DOUBLE click in middle of blank screen I get a tab key then it changes to body text - it is a bit "rough around the edges is it not"? I have to move below Hard Return first line on margin to invoke on left side so I end up with the Pilcrow above "Body Text". I guess it is working properly then "Summer" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, I change in Word Options Advanced Enable Click & Type Default "Normal" I change to "Body Text" (no the list) It does not hold - it reverts back to "Normal" on exit? Am I missing the point of this feature? It just resets* back to Normal? I assume (it seems wrongly) it is for changing default style on opening Word screen to in my case to " Body Text" or any other style in the dropdown list? Is anyone able to enlighten me on this feature? Many thanks |
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