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Strange formatting of text not highlighted
Hi,
I use MS Word 2002, running in Win XP Pro, SP1. Recently, I wanted to underline the first sentence in a document, and only that sentence. I highlighted and pressed the "U" button on the formatting toolbar. The sentence was underlined, but so was everything else in the document. I clicked the "U" button again, and all the underlining disappeared, including the underlining I wanted. I had the same experience when I decided to center the title of the document. I highlighted it, pressed the buttion for "center", and the whole document became centered. Is this something that's meant to happen in Word 2002? Apparantly not, because the Help files say that only the highlighted words should change when one presses a formatting button. It's certainly different from the way previous version of Word have worked. How can I underline or center just one line? Thanks in advance for your help. Dan |
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