This problem gets reported a lot and every time it's the Automatically Update setting on the style, so I'm surprised Michel's post didn't fix it. But maybe your documents aren't formatted in Normal, so here's another suggested try: Make the problem happen. Put the cursor in that text, go to Format | Style. Whatever style it is, click Modify and uncheck "automatically update". Test on the same bit of text, to see if it worked. If that doesn't work, here's something you can do to help diagnose the problem. Make the problem happen. Then on the Standard Toolbar, check out the Undo icon. Use the little black triangle on the right edge of the icon to pull down the Undo list. What are the last 3 or 4 things listed? That tells us what Word just did.
When I change the format of text, Word:mac applies that change to the whole document
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Re: When I change the format of text, Word:mac applies that change to the whole document
by Daiya Mitchell » Thu, 08 Mar 2007 03:26:21 GMT
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Several weeks ago when I attempted to use bullets on a particular paragraph, the entire document changed to bullets. I went through several steps, including looking to see if I had unknowingly changed something in Tools | Options, or on the AutoCorrect menu and could find nothing new. No matter what I did, I could not get bullets to apply to just the selected text. I looked at the style format, I looked at reveal formatting and I could not see anything wrong. Being in the middle of finishing two papers with deadlines, I punted and did not use bullets. Now, when I select a word or sentence to apply underlining, the same thing happens. The whole document becomes formatted with underlining. I can't get it to just underline where I want. I have up-to-date antivirus software, have scanned my system and verified that I do not have a virus. I have been using Word for many years and previously considered myself an expert, but I am stumped with this problem. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. -- julyjustice
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