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Word 2003, XP.
I've designed a table and saved it as a style. However, I want the table to use a specific text style and I don't seem to be able to do that (the table style uses Normal as the default text style). How do I tell the table, "Hey, use my Table Text style instead of Normal?" Thanx for any advice. Erik |
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Format an "example table" by applying the desired styles to cells (and by
specifying the desired table borders, etc.). Then create an AutoText entry based on the table. Insert the AutoText each time you want this particular table formatting. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "erik_gregory" wrote in message ... Word 2003, XP. I've designed a table and saved it as a style. However, I want the table to use a specific text style and I don't seem to be able to do that (the table style uses Normal as the default text style). How do I tell the table, "Hey, use my Table Text style instead of Normal?" Thanx for any advice. Erik |
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