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sage_jock
When I try to make a layout change to one part of my document (such as
indenting long quotes for a research paper) the program attempts to apply the
layout change to the ENTIRE DOCUMENT. This is incredibly frustrating and
time consuming to fix. Additionally, I find that as I fix it, for some
reason extra lines are added to my headers, which only throws off the overall
layout of the document more.
All I ask is that Word *NOT* attempt to apply a simple change to the entire
document, when it is clearly intended for a HIGHLIGHTED SECTION OF TEXT.
It's almost as if in making Word more user-friendly, it's actually become
more difficult to work with.
If Word were a physical object, I probably would have thrown it out a window
in frustration by this point.
indenting long quotes for a research paper) the program attempts to apply the
layout change to the ENTIRE DOCUMENT. This is incredibly frustrating and
time consuming to fix. Additionally, I find that as I fix it, for some
reason extra lines are added to my headers, which only throws off the overall
layout of the document more.
All I ask is that Word *NOT* attempt to apply a simple change to the entire
document, when it is clearly intended for a HIGHLIGHTED SECTION OF TEXT.
It's almost as if in making Word more user-friendly, it's actually become
more difficult to work with.
If Word were a physical object, I probably would have thrown it out a window
in frustration by this point.