I'm using Word in Office 2003.
In Outline View I've created text at 4 levels with headings etc. Each level
gets automatically formatted with styles: Heading 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on. But I
want to change Level 4 to using a Bullet Text style instead of a Heading
style. I feel there must be a way of doing this - but all I can find is the
option to change the Heading 4 style but it will still be called Heading 4.

I hate the Word help now, find it really hard to use, eg I can't find
Outline in the Table of Contents. I have tried to find the answer to my
question in offline and online help, but I failed. Do other people hate it?

Much the simplest plan is to format Heading 4 style to the bulleted layout
you want. The fact that it will be called Heading 4 is irrelevant.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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


BCP wrote:
I'm using Word in Office 2003.
In Outline View I've created text at 4 levels with headings etc.
Each level gets automatically formatted with styles: Heading 1, 2, 3,
4 and so on. But I want to change Level 4 to using a Bullet Text
style instead of a Heading style. I feel there must be a way of
doing this - but all I can find is the option to change the Heading 4
style but it will still be called Heading 4.

I hate the Word help now, find it really hard to use, eg I can't find
Outline in the Table of Contents. I have tried to find the answer
to my question in offline and online help, but I failed. Do other
people hate it?

OK, I suppose this is the only answer. Thanks.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Much the simplest plan is to format Heading 4 style to the bulleted layout
you want. The fact that it will be called Heading 4 is irrelevant.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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


BCP wrote:
I'm using Word in Office 2003.
In Outline View I've created text at 4 levels with headings etc.
Each level gets automatically formatted with styles: Heading 1, 2, 3,
4 and so on. But I want to change Level 4 to using a Bullet Text
style instead of a Heading style. I feel there must be a way of
doing this - but all I can find is the option to change the Heading 4
style but it will still be called Heading 4.

I hate the Word help now, find it really hard to use, eg I can't find
Outline in the Table of Contents. I have tried to find the answer
to my question in offline and online help, but I failed. Do other
people hate it?

It's not the only answer.

You could also modify any existing bulleted style to have an outline level
of 4 (which is paragraph formatting), and then run a Find & Replace to
replace all Heading 4 with your bulleted style.

Putting bullets on Heading 4 is going to be fewer steps, and there are good
reasons for using the built-in heading styles for all headings, and if it
isn't a heading, the outline level should probably be body text.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...ingStyles.html


On 8/1/05 5:34 AM, "BCP" wrote:

OK, I suppose this is the only answer. Thanks.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Much the simplest plan is to format Heading 4 style to the bulleted layout
you want. The fact that it will be called Heading 4 is irrelevant.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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


BCP wrote:
I'm using Word in Office 2003.
In Outline View I've created text at 4 levels with headings etc.
Each level gets automatically formatted with styles: Heading 1, 2, 3,
4 and so on. But I want to change Level 4 to using a Bullet Text
style instead of a Heading style. I feel there must be a way of
doing this - but all I can find is the option to change the Heading 4
style but it will still be called Heading 4.

I hate the Word help now, find it really hard to use, eg I can't find
Outline in the Table of Contents. I have tried to find the answer
to my question in offline and online help, but I failed. Do other
people hate it?




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