My AutoText entries are coming in to the document using the font that was used to create the entry, not the font I am currently using. (For example, if the entry was created in Arial, but I am typing a document in Times New Roman, the autotext comes in the document as Arial.) I know this is not supposed to be happening. Any ideas on what's causing this?
Thanks.
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2004-04-14 12:42AutoText (XP)
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2004-04-14 13:36Re: AutoText (XP)
Is this "Auto Text" or the "Auto Correct" that is doing this?
If Auto Correct, check to see if the "Format Text" is selected for these entries, if so select "Plain Test".
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2004-04-14 14:11Re: AutoText (XP)
And to add one thing to Dave's excellent suggestion, if it is AutoText, make sure that when you create the AutoText entry, that you don't include the paragraph mark. (You can see this if you click the Show/Hide button on the Standard toolbar.)
