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fomatting changes whole document
I'm using Microsoft Office Word 2003; operating system is Windows XP on a
Dell Inspiron 6000. When i am using Word and doing simple editing, it affects whole document. For example, if i mark one paragraph and make it bold, Word makes it bold AND applies all the formatting from that paragraph to the whole document. Let's say the paragraph was already centered and underlined. I apply bolding to just that paragraph. The entire document is now centered, underlined and bolded. I can "work around" this by using one "undo" (control z) which turns off all the excess formatting to the rest of the document and leaves only what i wanted. I use MACS at work and if I send a PC Word doc to the office and copy and paste into in a Mac Word doc, the problem goes away. Of course this doesn't help unless I email a PC doc from home to work, which is rarely practical. If anyone knows how to fix this, it would be MOST APPRECIATED. Thank you! |
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fomatting changes whole document
Check out this article:
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...eformatted.htm It might have the answer you need. I hope this helps. Fred "kjsn" wrote: I'm using Microsoft Office Word 2003; operating system is Windows XP on a Dell Inspiron 6000. When i am using Word and doing simple editing, it affects whole document. For example, if i mark one paragraph and make it bold, Word makes it bold AND applies all the formatting from that paragraph to the whole document. Let's say the paragraph was already centered and underlined. I apply bolding to just that paragraph. The entire document is now centered, underlined and bolded. I can "work around" this by using one "undo" (control z) which turns off all the excess formatting to the rest of the document and leaves only what i wanted. I use MACS at work and if I send a PC Word doc to the office and copy and paste into in a Mac Word doc, the problem goes away. Of course this doesn't help unless I email a PC doc from home to work, which is rarely practical. If anyone knows how to fix this, it would be MOST APPRECIATED. Thank you! |
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fomatting changes whole document
thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my post!
not only did this work to solve my problem described above, but following the instructions led me to information i was seeking regarding another problem i was having. thank you "Idaho Word Man" wrote: Check out this article: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...eformatted.htm It might have the answer you need. I hope this helps. Fred "kjsn" wrote: I'm using Microsoft Office Word 2003; operating system is Windows XP on a Dell Inspiron 6000. When i am using Word and doing simple editing, it affects whole document. For example, if i mark one paragraph and make it bold, Word makes it bold AND applies all the formatting from that paragraph to the whole document. Let's say the paragraph was already centered and underlined. I apply bolding to just that paragraph. The entire document is now centered, underlined and bolded. I can "work around" this by using one "undo" (control z) which turns off all the excess formatting to the rest of the document and leaves only what i wanted. I use MACS at work and if I send a PC Word doc to the office and copy and paste into in a Mac Word doc, the problem goes away. Of course this doesn't help unless I email a PC doc from home to work, which is rarely practical. If anyone knows how to fix this, it would be MOST APPRECIATED. Thank you! |
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