Using Text Styles

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Ron Hagley

I have a document with Headings on one line followed by a linespace then
on a new line a subheading followed by (on the same line ) a description

I wish to use TEXT STYLES as this pattern repeats many times, I have no
problem seting up the styles for the headings, but when I do the same
for the SUBHEADINGS the text style is applied to the WHOLE line
including the description . How can I avoid this other than by using
ordinary text formatting or placing the description on a new line.

This is an example of what I want to achieve

HEADING

SUB-HEADING. Here is a description

heading to be in ARIAL 16pt black italic
subheading to be ARIAL 14 pt black
remaining text to be TNR 12pt black

Many thanks for any help

Ron
 
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Ed Bennett

Ron said:
I have a document with Headings on one line followed by a linespace then
on a new line a subheading followed by (on the same line ) a description

I wish to use TEXT STYLES as this pattern repeats many times, I have no
problem seting up the styles for the headings, but when I do the same
for the SUBHEADINGS the text style is applied to the WHOLE line
including the description . How can I avoid this other than by using
ordinary text formatting or placing the description on a new line.

Unfortunately, Publisher does not support Character Styles (which would
accomplish what you are looking for), only Paragraph Styles (which
accomplish what you are seeing).
 
R

Ron Hagley

Ed said:
Unfortunately, Publisher does not support Character Styles (which would
accomplish what you are looking for), only Paragraph Styles (which
accomplish what you are seeing).
Thanks Ed,
I understand your explanation. I think this is a quite fundamental
omission from the program. Seems strange when Front-Page does support
character AND paragraph styles.
Perhaps it will be in the next edition?
 

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