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Old 11-28-2023, 03:00 PM
Italophile Italophile is offline Stable change to structure level 'Body Text' Windows 11 Stable change to structure level 'Body Text' Office 2021
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I would happily debate you on the "Normal only in tables" stance.

All my templates are based around Normal as the primary style for body text. Yes, I know that 'Body Text' is a built-in style that is there for that purpose but that doesn't necessarily make it the style to use.

The main reason I prefer to use Normal as my goto style is that 90% of the content created by OTHER PEOPLE is already using Normal so there is far less re-styling required when pasting in text from other sources.

If Microsoft's default templates used Body Text out of the box then Normal would never have gotten the dominant position that makes it so pervasive.
See http://www.blacksbergassociatesllc.c...aws-of-styles/

The vast majority of Word users don’t have a clue how to use it correctly, but that doesn’t mean the rest should just give up and join them. Far better to attempt to educate them and encourage them to use it properly.
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