[Ger]

Autotext I previously set up and default ones always take on the font size of
the font on that part of the document I am typing. However, I am setting up
a lot of new autotext and it is now taking on the font that it was set up in
and not the font in the document. How do I set up new autotext so that it
will take on the font of the document that I am inserting it in? . I must
have done this before!

[Stefan Blom]

Recreate the AutoText entries, making sure that the text from which you are
creating them does not include any direct formatting.

To clear direct formatting from the selection, press Ctrl+SpaceBar.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Ger" wrote in message
...
Autotext I previously set up and default ones always take on the font size
of
the font on that part of the document I am typing. However, I am setting
up
a lot of new autotext and it is now taking on the font that it was set up
in
and not the font in the document. How do I set up new autotext so that it
will take on the font of the document that I am inserting it in? . I must
have done this before!

[Graham Mayor]

Make sure also that it does not contain the paragraph mark at the end of the
text or the entry is stored with its associated style.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Stefan Blom wrote:
Recreate the AutoText entries, making sure that the text from which
you are creating them does not include any direct formatting.

To clear direct formatting from the selection, press Ctrl+SpaceBar.


"Ger" wrote in message
...
Autotext I previously set up and default ones always take on the
font size of
the font on that part of the document I am typing. However, I am
setting up
a lot of new autotext and it is now taking on the font that it was
set up in
and not the font in the document. How do I set up new autotext so
that it will take on the font of the document that I am inserting it
in? . I must have done this before!

[Ger]

Thanks to both graham and stefan, both answers have solved my problem. Cheers

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Make sure also that it does not contain the paragraph mark at the end of the
text or the entry is stored with its associated style.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Stefan Blom wrote:
Recreate the AutoText entries, making sure that the text from which
you are creating them does not include any direct formatting.

To clear direct formatting from the selection, press Ctrl+SpaceBar.


"Ger" wrote in message
...
Autotext I previously set up and default ones always take on the
font size of
the font on that part of the document I am typing. However, I am
setting up
a lot of new autotext and it is now taking on the font that it was
set up in
and not the font in the document. How do I set up new autotext so
that it will take on the font of the document that I am inserting it
in? . I must have done this before!

[Stefan Blom]

You are welcome--and thank you for the feedback.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Ger" wrote in message
news
Thanks to both graham and stefan, both answers have solved my problem.
Cheers

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Make sure also that it does not contain the paragraph mark at the end of
the
text or the entry is stored with its associated style.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Stefan Blom wrote:
Recreate the AutoText entries, making sure that the text from which
you are creating them does not include any direct formatting.

To clear direct formatting from the selection, press Ctrl+SpaceBar.


"Ger" wrote in message
...
Autotext I previously set up and default ones always take on the
font size of
the font on that part of the document I am typing. However, I am
setting up
a lot of new autotext and it is now taking on the font that it was
set up in
and not the font in the document. How do I set up new autotext so
that it will take on the font of the document that I am inserting it
in? . I must have done this before!