Microsoft Word 2007. My footnote numbers should be in superscript, but are normal size. How to fix
I am working on document in Word 2007. Two things: When I enter a footnote the note number at bottom of page is not in superscript font, but in normal font. How to set it so that all numbers will automatically appear in superscript?
How to set it so that words will not be broken to two with hyphen at the end of lines?
How to set it so that words will not be broken to two with hyphen at the end of lines?
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Page Layout - Hyphenation - None (or have a look at the Options).
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Thanks for the Hyphenation advice. It worked. With regard to the footnote font, I clicked little arrow on bottom right of Styles menu. It opened a pane which listed 'clear all', 'normal, 'no spacing', 'title', 'subtitle', 'strong', 'quote',, BUT NO 'Managed Styles'. I must be doing something wrong. There is an options button which opens a window titled: Style Pane Options'. But no reference here to 'managed styles'.
If you are using the default Normal template which by default is the first style under |Home| and |styles| right click to modify and then go to format and choose |font| and make choices accordingly.
It is on the home tab....style chevron that you click then to the bottom right button..it isn't labeled except for a tool tip
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Thanks, for such clear instructions. I have done it. Thanks a million.