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I finally have some styles I think I can use as a Default.
When I enter a New Line, select the Style and start typing everything is OK. HOWEVER, if I SELECT a line of text with an existing style, and then SELECT the New Style, if does NOT change. Even if I get a popup message box asking to REAPPLY the style, NO change occurs. Working with the line that will NOT change, sometime I can get it to change, other times NOT, by DELETING the Carriage Return and the ADDING in a NEW Line, or other actions related to that line. For example: Style1 (original) The original first line is indented and all subsequent lines are indented so the entire paragraph is identified as Style1. Style1-FirstIndent (NOW) ONLY the first line is indented with the rest of the paragraph (following) at the left margin (Body TEXT). |
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