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Do you guys know whether it's possible to have a style that just specifies the paragraph-level properties of a body of text and not the character-level properties of a body of text? I'm working with notes with colored font in outline format. Sometimes I'd like to change outline level of bodies of text in the outline, but when I change outline level by applying list-linked paragraph styles, I lose the coloring of my font. Thanks for your help, Clark |
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Hi Clark,
If you select some text in a paragraph and apply a different paragraph style to it, the font formatting of the new style will be applied only to the selected text. Thus, you can preserve your text color by adding one character to the paragraph, selecting it, applying the new paragraph style, and then deleting the character that you added. -- Hope this helps, Pesach Shelnitz My Web site: http://makeofficework.com "clark_x_zhang" wrote: Hi, Do you guys know whether it's possible to have a style that just specifies the paragraph-level properties of a body of text and not the character-level properties of a body of text? I'm working with notes with colored font in outline format. Sometimes I'd like to change outline level of bodies of text in the outline, but when I change outline level by applying list-linked paragraph styles, I lose the coloring of my font. Thanks for your help, Clark |
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Hi Clark,
If you select some text in a paragraph and apply a different paragraph style to it, the font formatting of the new style will be applied only to the selected text. Thus, you can preserve your text color by adding one character to the paragraph, selecting it, applying the new paragraph style, and then deleting the character that you added. -- Hope this helps, Pesach Shelnitz My Web site: http://makeofficework.com "clark_x_zhang" wrote: Hi, Do you guys know whether it's possible to have a style that just specifies the paragraph-level properties of a body of text and not the character-level properties of a body of text? I'm working with notes with colored font in outline format. Sometimes I'd like to change outline level of bodies of text in the outline, but when I change outline level by applying list-linked paragraph styles, I lose the coloring of my font. Thanks for your help, Clark |
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Hi Clark,
I'm sorry. The technique that I suggested won't help you because the paragraph formatting defined in the style will not be applied when you have some text selected. -- Hope this helps, Pesach Shelnitz My Web site: http://makeofficework.com "Pesach Shelnitz" wrote: Hi Clark, If you select some text in a paragraph and apply a different paragraph style to it, the font formatting of the new style will be applied only to the selected text. Thus, you can preserve your text color by adding one character to the paragraph, selecting it, applying the new paragraph style, and then deleting the character that you added. -- Hope this helps, Pesach Shelnitz My Web site: http://makeofficework.com "clark_x_zhang" wrote: Hi, Do you guys know whether it's possible to have a style that just specifies the paragraph-level properties of a body of text and not the character-level properties of a body of text? I'm working with notes with colored font in outline format. Sometimes I'd like to change outline level of bodies of text in the outline, but when I change outline level by applying list-linked paragraph styles, I lose the coloring of my font. Thanks for your help, Clark |
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Hi Clark,
I'm sorry. The technique that I suggested won't help you because the paragraph formatting defined in the style will not be applied when you have some text selected. -- Hope this helps, Pesach Shelnitz My Web site: http://makeofficework.com "Pesach Shelnitz" wrote: Hi Clark, If you select some text in a paragraph and apply a different paragraph style to it, the font formatting of the new style will be applied only to the selected text. Thus, you can preserve your text color by adding one character to the paragraph, selecting it, applying the new paragraph style, and then deleting the character that you added. -- Hope this helps, Pesach Shelnitz My Web site: http://makeofficework.com "clark_x_zhang" wrote: Hi, Do you guys know whether it's possible to have a style that just specifies the paragraph-level properties of a body of text and not the character-level properties of a body of text? I'm working with notes with colored font in outline format. Sometimes I'd like to change outline level of bodies of text in the outline, but when I change outline level by applying list-linked paragraph styles, I lose the coloring of my font. Thanks for your help, Clark |
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I sounds like you are using a multilevel/outline list with list levels linked
to styles. If, say, the style linked to level 2 is red and that linked to level 3 is black, then changing the list level from 2 to 3 changes the style and loses the color. If you need to keep the color of certain elements in your outline no matter what the outline level is, use a character style or direct formatting. Pam clark_x_zhang wrote: Hi, Do you guys know whether it's possible to have a style that just specifies the paragraph-level properties of a body of text and not the character-level properties of a body of text? I'm working with notes with colored font in outline format. Sometimes I'd like to change outline level of bodies of text in the outline, but when I change outline level by applying list-linked paragraph styles, I lose the coloring of my font. Thanks for your help, Clark -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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I sounds like you are using a multilevel/outline list with list levels linked
to styles. If, say, the style linked to level 2 is red and that linked to level 3 is black, then changing the list level from 2 to 3 changes the style and loses the color. If you need to keep the color of certain elements in your outline no matter what the outline level is, use a character style or direct formatting. Pam clark_x_zhang wrote: Hi, Do you guys know whether it's possible to have a style that just specifies the paragraph-level properties of a body of text and not the character-level properties of a body of text? I'm working with notes with colored font in outline format. Sometimes I'd like to change outline level of bodies of text in the outline, but when I change outline level by applying list-linked paragraph styles, I lose the coloring of my font. Thanks for your help, Clark -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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