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Direct Formatting vs. Character Formatting
Version of Word 2003: I would like to know what would be the best way to
preserve textual formatting in a document which I will be sending to an editor. I have multiple instances where there is italics and bold text. Would it be best to create a style called "Italics" and assign it the Ctrl + I shortcut? And likewise for the bold? Or is there a better way of going about this? The editor will be importing paragraph by paragraph into a template. I want to make sure all of this formatting is preserved when he does so. Also, I would like to know what you think would be the best way of identify all the instances where this formatting is located. Unlike the paragraph Styel, Word 2003's Character Styles do not have the helpful option "Select all Instances of". Thank you for your help. |
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