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This is the problem: I use templates (other than the normal.dot) for a
variety of purposes. An exaple: I ave a style named A1 3+3", meaning that it is a para style based on normal style, the difference being that paragraphs have 3pt above and 3 pt below, paragraph is justified, etc. As I like shortcuts using the keyboard I assigned "Alt A 1" to this style. That works fine over the oard. BUT sometimes, looking at the styles of the template, I notice tha a new style "emerged" called "A1 3+3 Char" or even "A1 3+3 Char Char" The characteristics of these differ from the "A1 3+3" style I created. Sometimes I also se a style called "Char" that cannot even be deleted. If I delete the "A1 3=3 Char" style (because I dont want it), the origibnal style "A1 3+3" is also deleted, thus setting all A1 3+3 paras back to Normal style. The "char" styles usually have "default para font + ...." whereas the original one has "normal plus the features of the A1 3+3 style. These "char" styles come unwanted and screw up formatting of a document. They also seem to defy keyboard commands: if the style box shows "Char" and I press Alt A 1, no reaction. What to do to get rid of this nuisance. Another perhaps related issue is this: I have a style that formats headers and footers. The style is called HF with features arial narrow 8 pt, justified, spacing single etc. Opening a document that uses this style sometimes shows the headers in vold and italics, and applying the jeader style which still gas the correct settings doesn't alter it back to the assigned style. Has anyone any ideas about this, what causes it, ad how to get rid of it? Thanks Danker |
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