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MS Office Forum / Word / Numbering / February 2005Caption Format
How do I change the format of a Caption so it is always the same and I don't have to change it each time? I want the captions to be; Figure 1.2: This is the second figure My problems are that it is all bold, and that it come in 10 font and left justified. I tried creating a style for it, so I can just select the text and change it, but it make everything bold (or not bold). Any ideas? See responses in microsoft.public.word.formatting.longdocs.  SignatureStefan Blom How do I change the format of a Caption so it is always the same and I don't have to change it each time? I want the captions to be; Figure 1.2: This is the second figure My problems are that it is all bold, and that it come in 10 font and left justified. I tried creating a style for it, so I can just select the text and change it, but it make everything bold (or not bold). Any ideas?
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