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How can I prevent a font from changing?
When I select Times New Roman and make it bold, Word changes the font to
Times New Roman Bold. This wreaks havoc when my heading within the text is bold, but I specifically format the TOC entry (based on style) as NOT bold. I don't have permission to delete the built-in font. |
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How can I prevent a font from changing?
TOC entries pick up font formatting applied as direct formatting. Any
formatting that is defined as part of the style will not be picked up. The TOC assumes (reasonably enough) that any different formatting you apply (bold for emphasis, italics for titles, etc.) is intentional and should be replicated in the TOC. If you don't want the TOC entries to be bolded, add the bold formatting to the heading style. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Donnithorn" wrote in message ... When I select Times New Roman and make it bold, Word changes the font to Times New Roman Bold. This wreaks havoc when my heading within the text is bold, but I specifically format the TOC entry (based on style) as NOT bold. I don't have permission to delete the built-in font. |
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