Problems with Styleref

My headings sometimes don't show this Style and sometimes appear the right
side in a row lower than left one.

Had someone fixed this trouble?

Thank you.

Alejandro Fernandez

I think you're going to have to give us more detail about what you're trying
to do and what result you're getting instead.

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"homeologica" wrote in message
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My headings sometimes don't show this Style and sometimes appear the right
side in a row lower than left one.

Had someone fixed this trouble?

Thank you.

Alejandro Fernandez

Thank you Suzanne:

I'm creating a style to put it in my headings. This is a dictionary. When I
put [StyleRef MyStyle] and [StyleRef MyStyle \l]
sometimes this Style don't appear in the heading.

In other times both appear but the second one is showed a row lower, with a
paragraph mark between them that I can't delete.

Alejandro Fernandez

Normally you would insert the fields as follows:

1. At the left margin of the header paragraph, insert your { StyleRef
MyStyle } field.

2. Remove the center tab stop from the header paragraph, as it will just
cause problems.

3. Tab once to get to the right tab stop and insert your { StyleRef MyStyle
\l } field.

Note that if you copy/paste this header paragraph from one header to
another, no matter how carefully you omit the paragraph mark from the
selection when you copy/paste, you will always get an extra, empty paragraph
in the header you're pasting into. You just have to select and delete it.
Displaying nonprinting characters so that you can see what's going on (as
you are apparently doing) is vital.

I suspect that your problem may be caused by having headings that, combined,
are too long for a single line, causing Word to wrap the second field to the
next line. If that's the case, then instead of using a paragraph style for
the StyleRef, use a character style applied to some portion of each heading
(more work, but it will avoid problems). See
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/StyleRef.htm

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"homeologica" wrote in message
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Thank you Suzanne:

I'm creating a style to put it in my headings. This is a dictionary. When
I
put [StyleRef MyStyle] and [StyleRef MyStyle \l]
sometimes this Style don't appear in the heading.

In other times both appear but the second one is showed a row lower, with
a
paragraph mark between them that I can't delete.

Alejandro Fernandez

I suspect you are using manual page breaks, too.

Try instead using paragraph formatting of "page break before" on the
paragraph you want to start your new page. I suspect this will help. Manual
page breaks in Word are very strange things. Word thinks that the page break
is inside the paragraph that starts the next page; they are not a substitute
for a page break. So a StyleRef field can get confused.
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Charles Kenyon

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"homeologica" wrote in message
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Thank you Suzanne:

I'm creating a style to put it in my headings. This is a dictionary. When
I
put [StyleRef MyStyle] and [StyleRef MyStyle \l]
sometimes this Style don't appear in the heading.

In other times both appear but the second one is showed a row lower, with
a
paragraph mark between them that I can't delete.

Alejandro Fernandez

Thanks Suzanne and Charles.

I use Word 2000 in WinXP. Indeed these paragraph marks in headers appears
all time in spite of many cares.

How to works "page break before" formatting ?

Perhaps I m doing something wrong.

Alejandro Fernandez

Page break before is a kind of paragraph formatting. It is best used with
styles that have this setting as a part of the style.
--
Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!

My criminal defense site: http://addbalance.com
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"homeologica" wrote in message
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Thanks Suzanne and Charles.

I use Word 2000 in WinXP. Indeed these paragraph marks in headers appears
all time in spite of many cares.

How to works "page break before" formatting ?

Perhaps I m doing something wrong.

Alejandro Fernandez

Find the check box for "Page break before" on the Line and Page Breaks tab
of the Format | Paragraph dialog.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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"homeologica" wrote in message
...
Thanks Suzanne and Charles.

I use Word 2000 in WinXP. Indeed these paragraph marks in headers appears
all time in spite of many cares.

How to works "page break before" formatting ?

Perhaps I m doing something wrong.

Alejandro Fernandez