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Hi all.
I some older versions of Word you could apply to a group of words inside a paragraph a style that was different from the paragraph itself. It was very handy when you make quotes in a different language. I write in French so the styles of the body have the French language attached. I had created styles with the same specs but with English language. So when I made quotes the spell checker would apply the right language. Is this still possible? I didn't find how. Of course the alternate trick is to go to Tools>Language... and choose English but it's not as handy. TIA Regards Nick |
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Yes, that is still possible by using either a Character Style or a Linked Style.
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Nick Last edited by saint—112; 09-08-2022 at 12:41 AM. |
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Character Style v Paragraph Style v Linked Style
Here is information about creating a character style for a different language. |
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