Why does the font seem to randomly switch to Times New Roman?

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I've noticed ever since I stared using Word for Windows 3.1, sometimes Word
will switch the font I'm using back to the default font, most often Times New
Roman.

I've never been able to consistently duplicate a keystroke that does it.
Sometimes I'll delete a line by pressing backspace, and the font will change.
Other times it will happen when I press enter. It doesn't seem to make any
sense, and it's been the one thing I've never liked about Word.

Is it a bug? Or is it just a case of operator head space? In either case,
how can I prevent it?

Thank you very much.
 
You are probably deleting the paragraph mark which contains the formatting
information and sets the current style to default - Normal style. The answer
is not to use manual formatting and use paragraph styles to format your
document.

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