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<blockquote data-quote="Suzanne S. Barnhill" data-source="post: 14112003"><p>The font for many styles in Word (unless you change it to a specific font)</p><p>is defined as being either the Body font or the Heading font. This is</p><p>determined by the theme. If, instead of assigning a specific font to a</p><p>style, you choose Body or Heading, then if you apply a different theme that</p><p>uses different Body and Heading fonts, your styles will change</p><p>automatically. You still define the font size and other properties (Bold,</p><p>Italic) in the paragraph style, but the font itself can be variable. If you</p><p>want only specific fonts for the styles (and this would especially be true</p><p>in a template that used more than two fonts), then you can define them in</p><p>the template styles; they would then not change if you applied a different</p><p>theme (though some other elements, such as colors, might).</p><p></p><p>You can see how this works (with Live Preview) by selecting a document that</p><p>has both headings and body text in it and then hovering over the various</p><p>theme font sets in Home | Styles | Change Styles | Fonts.</p><p></p><p>--</p><p>Suzanne S. Barnhill</p><p>Microsoft MVP (Word)</p><p>Words into Type</p><p>Fairhope, Alabama USA</p><p><a href="http://word.mvps.org">http://word.mvps.org</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Suzanne S. Barnhill, post: 14112003"] The font for many styles in Word (unless you change it to a specific font) is defined as being either the Body font or the Heading font. This is determined by the theme. If, instead of assigning a specific font to a style, you choose Body or Heading, then if you apply a different theme that uses different Body and Heading fonts, your styles will change automatically. You still define the font size and other properties (Bold, Italic) in the paragraph style, but the font itself can be variable. If you want only specific fonts for the styles (and this would especially be true in a template that used more than two fonts), then you can define them in the template styles; they would then not change if you applied a different theme (though some other elements, such as colors, might). You can see how this works (with Live Preview) by selecting a document that has both headings and body text in it and then hovering over the various theme font sets in Home | Styles | Change Styles | Fonts. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA [URL]http://word.mvps.org[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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