J
Jeff
I have been using styles for a long time but I am baffled
by how they work in Word 2003. I used to define a style
then I could edit in the document and the edit would be a
one time application. If I wanted to change the style
based my editing I could reapply the style and chosse
whether to update the existing style with the new changes
or revert to the original definition.
Now every time time I apply any change, even to a few
characters within a paragraph, a whole new style is
automatically created specifying the change. So I end up
with "Body Text 2" then "Body Text 2 + Font: italic"
and "Body Text 2 + Indent 0.5"" etc.
It's driving me crazy! What can I do to either turn this
off or learn how to work with it??
by how they work in Word 2003. I used to define a style
then I could edit in the document and the edit would be a
one time application. If I wanted to change the style
based my editing I could reapply the style and chosse
whether to update the existing style with the new changes
or revert to the original definition.
Now every time time I apply any change, even to a few
characters within a paragraph, a whole new style is
automatically created specifying the change. So I end up
with "Body Text 2" then "Body Text 2 + Font: italic"
and "Body Text 2 + Indent 0.5"" etc.
It's driving me crazy! What can I do to either turn this
off or learn how to work with it??