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MS Office Forum / Word / General MS Word Questions / August 2008Command to set just the outline level (without changing the style)?
I can't find a command that will set or change the outline level (body text, outline level 1, outline level 2, ...) without also changing the style. The OutlinePromote (Atl-Shift-Left) and OutlineDemote (Alt-Shift-Right) change the level, but they also assign the text to a heading style. I would like to leave the style as is and just assign or promote/demote the outline level. You can adjust the outline level of a paragraph style—except for Word's built-in heading styles—on the indents and spacing tab of the paragraph dialog. PamC >I can't find a command that will set or change the outline level (body >text, outline level 1, outline level 2, ...) without also changing the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >heading style. I would like to leave the style as is and just assign >or promote/demote the outline level. |
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