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Hello Pros,
I've been searching for months to find a way on my own, but I'm giving up and asking again for your guidance. When a PDF document is converted to Word, I find all the lists (numbers, alphabets, bullets), are either enlarged or reduced in size, so you can see in the Font window, under Advanced settings (2nd tab), the Scale is Not 100%, and often the Spacing is Not set to Normal. I've created for myself a macro to fix the Fonts to 100% and Spacing, as below: HTML Code:
With Selection.Font .Name = "" .Spacing = 0 .Scaling = 100 .Position = 0 .Kerning = 0 .Ligatures = wdLigaturesNone .NumberSpacing = wdNumberSpacingDefault .NumberForm = wdNumberFormDefault .StylisticSet = wdStylisticSetDefault .ContextualAlternates = 0 End With Numbered, Alphabetics, and Bullets. With all the levels, and including Multilevel, or single list. My Research on the topic, led me to understand, I need to access the List Galery.???? I'm still confused on this whole topic. Is it easily accessible? Is it doable? All combinations I do, do not work and can't find scripts about it, or I don't understand. Any insights you could share with me? Happy Easter by the way, and thanking you in advance ![]() Cendrinne |
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gallery, list indentation, list styles |
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