Whenever I try to use Numbering (no matter if they are
defined as styles or not) with a font size of 11, Arial
and and apply a bold style, the numbers are displayed
looking like Times New Roman as soon as I use Bold. Indeed
when I double check the Font it suddenly shows it
as "Arial Bold" which doesn't exist in my list and seems
to be a font style on its own. When I highlight the text
and re-apply Arial to it I get the Text again in Arial but
the numbering is still displayed in "Arial Bold" (looking
like Times New Roman. As soon as I change the font of the
Numbering the numbering looks o.k. but the text changes
back to "Arial Bold" (Times New Roman style). This is
driving me mental, especially as I have a document over
300 pages. How do I get rid of this "Arial bold" that has
a Times New Roman font style and instead have the
numbering and the text shown as Arial and bold. I have
tried changing it via the Formatting and Styles option or
simply by going Format - Font/Numbering etc...none of it
helps.

Any ides?

Kind regards

Nicole

Problem solved:
Tools-Option-Compatibility tab....


-----Original Message-----
Whenever I try to use Numbering (no matter if they are
defined as styles or not) with a font size of 11, Arial
and and apply a bold style, the numbers are displayed
looking like Times New Roman as soon as I use Bold.
Indeed
when I double check the Font it suddenly shows it
as "Arial Bold" which doesn't exist in my list and seems
to be a font style on its own. When I highlight the text
and re-apply Arial to it I get the Text again in Arial
but
the numbering is still displayed in "Arial Bold" (looking
like Times New Roman. As soon as I change the font of the
Numbering the numbering looks o.k. but the text changes
back to "Arial Bold" (Times New Roman style). This is
driving me mental, especially as I have a document over
300 pages. How do I get rid of this "Arial bold" that has
a Times New Roman font style and instead have the
numbering and the text shown as Arial and bold. I have
tried changing it via the Formatting and Styles option or
simply by going Format - Font/Numbering etc...none of it
helps.

Any ides?

Kind regards

Nicole
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See: How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in your Word
document
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...Numbering.html.

This is based on ...

Word's Numbering Explained
http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Number...gExplained.htm

Additional information you may find useful or need is at:

How to Create a Template, Part II
http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Custom...platePart2.htm

--

Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://www.mvps.org/word which is awesome!
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"Nicole" wrote in message
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Whenever I try to use Numbering (no matter if they are
defined as styles or not) with a font size of 11, Arial
and and apply a bold style, the numbers are displayed
looking like Times New Roman as soon as I use Bold. Indeed
when I double check the Font it suddenly shows it
as "Arial Bold" which doesn't exist in my list and seems
to be a font style on its own. When I highlight the text
and re-apply Arial to it I get the Text again in Arial but
the numbering is still displayed in "Arial Bold" (looking
like Times New Roman. As soon as I change the font of the
Numbering the numbering looks o.k. but the text changes
back to "Arial Bold" (Times New Roman style). This is
driving me mental, especially as I have a document over
300 pages. How do I get rid of this "Arial bold" that has
a Times New Roman font style and instead have the
numbering and the text shown as Arial and bold. I have
tried changing it via the Formatting and Styles option or
simply by going Format - Font/Numbering etc...none of it
helps.

Any ides?

Kind regards

Nicole