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I have a document in which I customised the heading formats. My work computer had Windows "rebuilt" (presumably similar to reinstalled?) and so the
Word (Office 365) installation is new. But none of that should make a difference because the heading settings are surely stored within the document, right? I created a new level 3 heading and for some reason it lacks bold. I checked the heading settings and it's meant to be bold but if you look at the document the new heading clearly is not bold! Thanks for any guidance in fixing this problem. ![]() Last edited by Charles Kenyon; 06-02-2017 at 02:24 PM. Reason: hard wrap text so I can read the post! |
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