How to Set the Default Font in Word 2007
Microsoft Word 2007 offers a huge range of customization options. Like the rest of Microsoft Office 2007, Microsoft Word focuses on giving users options to specify the parameters at every step of the work flow. One example is the font choices. You can specify any of Microsoft Windows' large library of fonts for any portion or block of text. You can also order Microsoft Word to use a font as the default, so any new text automatically shows up in that font.
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Select the block of text in Microsoft Word which contains the font and formatting you want to set as the standard for your document. If you are starting from scratch, you do not need to select any text.
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Click the "Font" option from the "Home" tab to open the Font Options dialog box. Click this dialog box's "Font" tab. This brings up a list of fonts and styles for you to choose from. If you have selected text, the boxes will be preset to that text's font and style.
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Change any options you wish for the font, size, color and style of your text. Click the small icon in the lower right-hand corner of the "Font" tab to bring up the "Default" option. Select "Yes" to apply these values as the default throughout your Microsoft Word document.
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Anonymous
Sep 23, 2011
DOES NOT WORK! Set the default at Times New Roman a zillion times and ask it to use for every future document........ STILL, every single new document opens with Calibri. Urgh!
