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06-15-2012, 06:46 AM
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Once you've configured the two Styles correctly, you should:
• not be manually applying bold formatting to any part of the Caption - that is what the Style is for. Manually applying bold formatting defeats the purpose of having the CaptionLabel Style; and • use the macro to apply the CaptionLabel Style. Although you could do it manually, after selecting just the 'Figure 1.' part, the macro will do it more consistently ...
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