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So I understand that there are 2 ways of formatting in word: direct-formatting, where you select a text,pick the font, size, colour, alignment etc. Other is style-based formatting, where you select the text, and if you find a suitable style, then just apply that style. I am converting a bad inconsistent directly-formatted document into consistent style-based formatted document in word 2007.
In headings, there are spaces entered in the left to get the alignment of the text a bit to the right. Say, I want to get rid of these manual blank spaces and apply an existing heading 3 style. When I do it, I see the font/colour/size changing as per the style, but the spaces remain as such. I want those spaces to go away and heading to start from the left-most.
What should I do?
Can you post how to write this macro. I would do this on Vim/gVim but it would lose some formating because Vim handles only plain text. This question got my interest as sometimes I need to make bigger changes on Word and it ends up generating to much pain to do. – Johnny – 2011-02-17T11:18:26.153