[jilltwfl]

I've created a custom table style, and want to apply a different background
color to the cells in the table header row (similar to the styles that are
created by auto-format). Using Word 2003. I cannot find where or how to
stylize specific attributes in the table. I can see a checkbox in the Table
AutoFormat diagot box for "Apply Special Formats To" and the selections a
Heading Rows, First Column, Last Row and Last Column, but I cannot find how
to set this in my own customized style.

[Jezebel]

Select your table style in the style pane and click Modify. Select 'Header
row' from the 'Apply formatting to' drop-down. Click the fill button or use
Format Borders and shading, and set the background you want.


"jilltwfl" wrote in message
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I've created a custom table style, and want to apply a different
background
color to the cells in the table header row (similar to the styles that are
created by auto-format). Using Word 2003. I cannot find where or how to
stylize specific attributes in the table. I can see a checkbox in the
Table
AutoFormat diagot box for "Apply Special Formats To" and the selections
a
Heading Rows, First Column, Last Row and Last Column, but I cannot find
how
to set this in my own customized style.