Applying styles is usually the easiest. But why do this at all? Since your
code has to sit somewhere (such as in a template), why not just create a
template with the headers and footers already set up?
> I' m trying to create a macro to insert odd and even Headers and Footers.
> The problem is that I need to change font size three times within each
> header
> and footer. I have the odd and even down pat, just not the font changing
> within each header and footer.
I have 248 Word documents that need to modified. The template is in use for
all future documents.

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> Applying styles is usually the easiest. But why do this at all? Since your
> code has to sit somewhere (such as in a template), why not just create a
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> > and footer. I have the odd and even down pat, just not the font changing
> > within each header and footer.
Jezebel - 21 Nov 2006 23:18 GMT
Applying styles is the answer to the original question about setting sizes;
alternatively, set up the headers and footers in another document or in
autotext, and use copy and paste.
>I have 248 Word documents that need to modified. The template is in use
>for
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>> > changing
>> > within each header and footer.