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In brief, Normal style is not supposed to be used for the bulk of your Body
Text. For body text you should use "Body Text" default style or create your own body text style with name, for example, "MyBodyText"". So you modify the Font in "MyyBodyText" style - all you are doing now is modifying the Normal style which is the factory default for all new blank document screens. Hope this helps. "Rob E" wrote in message ... I have found a problem with Themes in Word 2007. The help files state that when a new theme is applied, it will change the colours of any text formatted with a heading style (1, 2, 3), etc, and also any paragraph text. The problem I have is this: - When applying a theme, The heading styles change colour, but the body text (normal style) remains black (the font styles do change). - The body text will only change colour if I modify the normal style to be a different colour. Once the Normal style is modified, the colour of the body text will change with each new theme. - If the normal style is modified again to change the font colour back to black, it remains black in all themes. Could anyone explain please? Any help would be appreciated. -- Thanks, Rob E. |
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