Ello
I am having a problem with indesign CS3 and paragraph styles that I never come across and I hope some can help me out.
I have a large word doc that I have placed into indesign as normal.
I have received a indd doc with existing paragraph styles.
I am having issues with the styles:
For example I have a say "heading 1" which is assigned a font in bold.
When I am applying the paragraphs style it will not turn to bold, even though it says it is bold.
This is also happening with the font, and the size of the font.
I tried defining new styles of my own and applying. They work as an override but when I clear the override, it changes back to the 'light" but keeps the font.
I have reloaded and cleared my font preferences and tried again.
But it keeps happening.
I have tried a fresh indd doc. with my own type. and it works.
The doc is huge so I dont wish to override styles it would be silly.
And even if I strip the word doc of formating, again the doc is huge so I would rather not go down that path.
Any suggestions. I have never come across this before and it is driving me crazy? Perhaps there is something really simple I am missing here?
Thanks ali
I am having a problem with indesign CS3 and paragraph styles that I never come across and I hope some can help me out.
I have a large word doc that I have placed into indesign as normal.
I have received a indd doc with existing paragraph styles.
I am having issues with the styles:
For example I have a say "heading 1" which is assigned a font in bold.
When I am applying the paragraphs style it will not turn to bold, even though it says it is bold.
This is also happening with the font, and the size of the font.
I tried defining new styles of my own and applying. They work as an override but when I clear the override, it changes back to the 'light" but keeps the font.
I have reloaded and cleared my font preferences and tried again.
But it keeps happening.
I have tried a fresh indd doc. with my own type. and it works.
The doc is huge so I dont wish to override styles it would be silly.
And even if I strip the word doc of formating, again the doc is huge so I would rather not go down that path.
Any suggestions. I have never come across this before and it is driving me crazy? Perhaps there is something really simple I am missing here?
Thanks ali