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Old 04-28-2021, 08:20 AM
WWhelan WWhelan is offline 9T9T9T Formatting Windows 10 9T9T9T Formatting Office 2019
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Question 9T9T9T Formatting

I've started to notice that occasionally when I open documents, words that are bolded (using a saved templated format) have tiny little periods attached to them. If I remove the formatting, the words have 9T9T9T codes around them.



For Example, something that should look like this:"... select Reset to Default." Now looks like this: "... select 9T9T9TReset9T9T9T 9T9T9Tto9T9T9T 9T9T9TDefault9T9T9T."

The document I'm working on now, did not have this formatting last night when I closed the file, and today when I open from OneDrive, everything that is bold has been effected.

I'm using Word 365/Office 10.

Does anyone know what is happening here?
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