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Justine
Hi - this is actually a problem my dad is having at his office, so I'm
not certain what he might have inadvertently done to his style sheet
that is causing this problem. Here is what he wrote me (since I can't
add the bold he used I've added html tags to show where he bolded
words):
"The bolded text in my documents is invisible unless I put my cursor on
the blank area where the text belongs and hit tab, in which case the
bolded text reappears. However, it disappears when I move back to the
unbolded text.
I am going to bold the next three words <b>as an example</b>. The
space became blank as soon as I hit bold. But it came back when I
resumed typing. I then saved it and it disappeared when I opened the
file again.
I am going to set the format/font for bold and type three words after
the colon: <b>one two three</b>.
I closed and reopened, no text."
He checked, and the bolding is not turning the words white.
Would restoring Word defaults fix this problem? (Not that I know how to
do that.)
Many, many, many thanks for any help anyone can give me - I will be my
dad's hero if I can find him a solution for this.
Best,
Justine
not certain what he might have inadvertently done to his style sheet
that is causing this problem. Here is what he wrote me (since I can't
add the bold he used I've added html tags to show where he bolded
words):
"The bolded text in my documents is invisible unless I put my cursor on
the blank area where the text belongs and hit tab, in which case the
bolded text reappears. However, it disappears when I move back to the
unbolded text.
I am going to bold the next three words <b>as an example</b>. The
space became blank as soon as I hit bold. But it came back when I
resumed typing. I then saved it and it disappeared when I opened the
file again.
I am going to set the format/font for bold and type three words after
the colon: <b>one two three</b>.
I closed and reopened, no text."
He checked, and the bolding is not turning the words white.
Would restoring Word defaults fix this problem? (Not that I know how to
do that.)
Many, many, many thanks for any help anyone can give me - I will be my
dad's hero if I can find him a solution for this.
Best,
Justine