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A more precise TL;DR would be "I wrote my document with some parts italicized and then applied margin formatting which removed my italics if less than 50% of th
by lstamour 12y ago
A more precise TL;DR would be "I wrote my document with some parts italicized and then applied margin formatting which removed my italics if less than 50% of the selection was italics, but kept it otherwise." Wordperfect didn't have this "feature," so it's better.
Here's a description of the feature with screenshots: http://shaunakelly.com/word/styles/stylesoverridedirectformatting.html http://shaunakelly.com/word/styles/stylesoverridedirectforma...
Here's one workaround: http://wordribbon.tips.net/T009594_Retaining_Explicit_Formatting_after_Applying_Styles.html http://wordribbon.tips.net/T009594_Retaining_Explicit_Format...
Based on this, I would suggest personally that once you've highlighted all the italics via Find, you could apply a style that's italic (such as "Subtle Emphasis" which looks like non-bold italic by default) which should in turn change the direct formatting to style-based formatting and, in theory, act like WordPerfect did from then on...
- ygra 12y agoA bit strange to call Heading 1 a paragraph style when it's both a paragraph and character style. But then I tried it out with a pure paragraph style and was surprised that it removed direct formatting. Things I never even knew because I never used direct formatting if I could help it. Weird. And it's probably a good idea to continue eschewing direct formatting for that very reason.
- tokai 12y agoToo long, didn't read.