bonhom Posts: 0, Reputation: 1 New Member   #1 Apr 27, 2007, 01:03 PM

Inserting a Style within another 1. Using Word 2007, can you change styles on the same line? I want to insert into my document “text markers” alerting the reader of the number for the correct answer given At the end of the manuscript. This will usually follow a question. So: • I want to insert “Answer #” usually on the same line as the question • The formatting of the line I insert it on will not always be consistent • The answer marker must be formatted consistently in a grey pattern box • The answer marker must be to the far right of the page (ideally always at The same location) How can I insert such a marker without changing the style of the text Preceding or following it? If I must always place it in its own line, it Doesn’t look right and adds up to a lot of space over the course of an entire 300 page document. I am avoiding insertion as a graphic because through the Course of editing the numbers frequently change and I have had problems with Shifting graphics. 2. Also, is there a way to link the answer # in the body of the document With the corresponding # at the back (similar to what one does with Footnotes) so that the numbers change automatically when questions are added Or subtracted while editing?

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