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How do I make changes to a Word doc that won't affect a page?
I have a project that has multiple identations. And, when I make changes to
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How do I make changes to a Word doc that won't affect a page?
On Jan 14, 6:54*pm, Corkstar
wrote: I have a project that has multiple identations. And, when I make changes to one section another is disrupted. And I don't know why? It's hard to say for sure without seeing the document. Sounds like the indented paragraphs are reading from a "Style" and the style is checked "automatically update". So everything in your document that is in that style is updating. You can shoot it to my email and I'll check it out for you, see if I can fix it up for you real quick. Sincerely, Angel Bivins www.wordangel.com |
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