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Thanks for the reply, glad to help.
"Hamed" wrote: Thanks DeanH It seems your opinion is true. This resets all formatting and then any new formatting takes effect. RegARDS Hamed "DeanH" wrote in message ... It sounds that you have some manual formatting applied to the text in your document for these specific styles. Modifying the styles sometimes does not take affect because of the manual formatting. You can use the Ctrl+Spacebar, which removes any manual formatting and returns all the text selected to its base style settings, which now would be the newly modified styles. For speed you can select the whole document (Ctrl+A), then Ctrl+Spacebar, but this will remove all manual formatting for all styles which you may not want. Depending on the version of Word you are using, you could use the Find, Select All, searching for the style, then Ctrl+Spacebar. Or use the Replace, Find style, Replace with the same style. This should re-instate the new style. Hope this helps DeanH "Hamed" wrote: I modify it but the new settings is not taken in effect for the text that is in the document now. I want it to be updated too. |
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