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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
This bug is reproduce in Microsoft Office Word 2007 SP2 (part of Office 2007
Enterprise Retail) across different machines. Styles created based upon another style automatically has a yellow highlight. 1. Create new Word document in Word. 2. Type "A b c". 3. Select Shading to be 5% grey. Now there's a grey shade behind the text. 4. Right-click on the text and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style1" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. Highlight the letter "b" and select green from the text color. Next select bold and italics. Now the "b" is green, bold, and italics. 7. Right-click on the still highlighted "b" and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style2" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. You now see "b" aumatically highlighted in yellow eventhough the preview for "Style2" doesn't show the yellow highlight. |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
This is not a bug. When you create a second paragraph style like this it
will be based on the first style (look in the Modify Style dialog box for the second style), which means that it inherits settings from the first style. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Spitfire" wrote in message ... This bug is reproduce in Microsoft Office Word 2007 SP2 (part of Office 2007 Enterprise Retail) across different machines. Styles created based upon another style automatically has a yellow highlight. 1. Create new Word document in Word. 2. Type "A b c". 3. Select Shading to be 5% grey. Now there's a grey shade behind the text. 4. Right-click on the text and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style1" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. Highlight the letter "b" and select green from the text color. Next select bold and italics. Now the "b" is green, bold, and italics. 7. Right-click on the still highlighted "b" and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style2" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. You now see "b" aumatically highlighted in yellow eventhough the preview for "Style2" doesn't show the yellow highlight. |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
True. However, the first style is 5% grey. Not bright yellow. The bright
yellow highlight came from nowhere. "Stefan Blom" wrote: This is not a bug. When you create a second paragraph style like this it will be based on the first style (look in the Modify Style dialog box for the second style), which means that it inherits settings from the first style. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Spitfire" wrote in message ... This bug is reproduce in Microsoft Office Word 2007 SP2 (part of Office 2007 Enterprise Retail) across different machines. Styles created based upon another style automatically has a yellow highlight. 1. Create new Word document in Word. 2. Type "A b c". 3. Select Shading to be 5% grey. Now there's a grey shade behind the text. 4. Right-click on the text and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style1" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. Highlight the letter "b" and select green from the text color. Next select bold and italics. Now the "b" is green, bold, and italics. 7. Right-click on the still highlighted "b" and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style2" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. You now see "b" aumatically highlighted in yellow eventhough the preview for "Style2" doesn't show the yellow highlight. |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
Sorry, I apparently misunderstood your first message. After having read it
more carefully, I cannot reproduce what you are describing. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Spitfire" wrote in message ... True. However, the first style is 5% grey. Not bright yellow. The bright yellow highlight came from nowhere. "Stefan Blom" wrote: This is not a bug. When you create a second paragraph style like this it will be based on the first style (look in the Modify Style dialog box for the second style), which means that it inherits settings from the first style. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Spitfire" wrote in message ... This bug is reproduce in Microsoft Office Word 2007 SP2 (part of Office 2007 Enterprise Retail) across different machines. Styles created based upon another style automatically has a yellow highlight. 1. Create new Word document in Word. 2. Type "A b c". 3. Select Shading to be 5% grey. Now there's a grey shade behind the text. 4. Right-click on the text and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style1" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. Highlight the letter "b" and select green from the text color. Next select bold and italics. Now the "b" is green, bold, and italics. 7. Right-click on the still highlighted "b" and select "Save Selection as a New Quick Style". Accept the default name. You now have a new "Style2" quick style. 5. Save doc and reopen. 6. You now see "b" aumatically highlighted in yellow eventhough the preview for "Style2" doesn't show the yellow highlight. |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
Just tried it on a brand new XP installation with Word 2007. I can reproduce
the problem. If you don't mind, provide me an email and I will send you the Word Docs saved at each stage. It'll show the progress and the bug. Regards, Spitfie "Stefan Blom" wrote: Sorry, I apparently misunderstood your first message. After having read it more carefully, I cannot reproduce what you are describing. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
I'd definitely be interested in taking a look at the files. You can send
them to . -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Spitfire" wrote in message ... Just tried it on a brand new XP installation with Word 2007. I can reproduce the problem. If you don't mind, provide me an email and I will send you the Word Docs saved at each stage. It'll show the progress and the bug. Regards, Spitfie "Stefan Blom" wrote: Sorry, I apparently misunderstood your first message. After having read it more carefully, I cannot reproduce what you are describing. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
Sent the files to your email. Hopefully you'll get it.
"Stefan Blom" wrote: I'd definitely be interested in taking a look at the files. You can send them to . -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
Received files. I'll take a look at them tomorrow.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Spitfire" wrote in message ... Sent the files to your email. Hopefully you'll get it. "Stefan Blom" wrote: I'd definitely be interested in taking a look at the files. You can send them to . -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP |
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Reproduceable Office 2007 Style Bug - Automatic Highlighting
I'll also be interested to know what you find out.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... Received files. I'll take a look at them tomorrow. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Spitfire" wrote in message ... Sent the files to your email. Hopefully you'll get it. "Stefan Blom" wrote: I'd definitely be interested in taking a look at the files. You can send them to . -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP |
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