Format>Styles and Formatting
Change the formatting to what you want, select the Entire Paragraph, then
select the style name in the lower window of the task pane and choose
"Update to match selection".
To get back to the default setting:
1) Quit Word
2) Rename the Normal.dot template
3) Start Word, use Tools>Set Language to set the language you prefer to
work in, then click the Default button. This forces a save of the new
template created when Word starts.
4) Quit Word again.
5) Restart Word.
All styles will now be back to their default formatting. If you have some
valuable customisations (macros, toolbars, keystrokes etc...) in your old
Normal template, perform the rest of this procedure. Otherwise, you've
finished here: carry on, using the template you just created.
6) Open your Old Normal template
7) Use Organiser (look it up in the Help) to copy all of the styles from
your NEW Normal Template to your OLD Normal template.
8) Quit Word again
9) Rename your NEW Normal template
10) Rename your Old Normal template back to just "normal.dot"
11) Restart Word.
Hope this helps
On 8/9/06 6:03 PM, in article #K62L2x0GHA.4392[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl, "wong"
<wong[ at ]abc.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > As title, I have applied some format to the built-in Heading1, Heading2,
> etc.
>
> How can it be reset?
>
> Many thanks.
>
>
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