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If you select all of the text in a paragraph, excluding the paragraph mark, and change the font formatting of the text, the formatting changes are applied to the paragraph mark also. This affects any subsequent paragraphs when you press ENTER from any point within this paragraph. This functionality is different from versions of Word earlier than Microsoft Word 97. CAUSEWhen you apply font formatting to a selection of text that spans a paragraph, Word assumes you want to change the paragraph formatting even though you did not select the paragraph mark. WORKAROUNDTo format all of the text within a paragraph without affecting the paragraph formatting (excluding the paragraph mark), select all but one character of the paragraph and then apply the font formatting. Then select the remaining character and apply the same font formatting. MORE INFORMATION
In some earlier versions of Word, if you want to apply character formatting to the paragraph mark, you must select it before you apply the font formatting; otherwise, the paragraph mark does not take on the new character formatting. REFERENCESFor more information about character formatting, click Microsoft Word Help on the
Help menu, type character formatting in the Office Assistant or
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