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snowfed_river
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Posted on 12-20-12 5:46
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How do you use two styles in the same line in a Word document?
For example - I want to use Heading 3 followed by normal text in the same line.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
SR
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maxpayne
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Posted on 12-20-12 6:45
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Are you saying you want a newspaper like starting word which is big and then the rest are small? try explaiing your question again.
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snowfed_river
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Posted on 12-20-12 6:53
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Max,
I know what you mean but that's not what I am looking for.
My question was straightforward.
Heading style 3 and Normal Text in the same line....you know there are different Heading styles such as 1 and 2 and 3 and so on.
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maxpayne
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Posted on 12-20-12 7:06
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Ok. I dont know the easy way. But a harder way is to create a table and have the borders white. Then you can have two heading styles.
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Posted on 12-20-12 9:54
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It's pretty simple. You just have to type the whole line. Select the portion you want in one style, click the style you need. Then select the other portion and click with the other style. I don't know about the other versions, but I use the MS Word 2007, and it works. I just did.
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