Colleagues and I are working on a document that is saved in Sharepoint. I believe the text was saved as Normal Body font style (Calibri 12). As any of us either opened the document in the browser to work on, or in Word 2016 to work on, several paragraphs or parts of paragraphs would have been changed to a different font.

Open File Explorer and navigate to the following folder. C:\Windows\Fonts. Copy and paste the font file in the above folder. If you see a prompt asking if you want to replace a file, allow it to be replaced. You can also delete the font from the above location, and then copy it again. 4. Check font file. Check if the font file is corrupted or not.

Report abuse. Go to File > Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options. Click on either of the entries for changing hyphens to dashes (en dash and em dash). Above the "With" box you should see option buttons labeled "Plain text" and "Formatted text"; the "Plain text" one should have the filled center, and both should be grayed out. Run system file checker (SFC) and see if it helps. Please follow these steps: a. Press Windows + X keys and click command prompt (admin). Or PowerShell (Admin). b. Type the following command in command prompt and press Enter. sfc /scannow. After completing the scans restart using Start > Power > Restart. Select the text. Click the Home tab in the Ribbon. Click Change Case in the Font group (Aa). A drop-down menu appears. Select the desired case. The Change Case drop-down menu appears as follows: The following options appear in the Change Case drop-down menu: Sentence case – capitalizes the first letter of a sentence.
Highlight the required text and click on View > Macros > Record macro. Then change the style to Normal and change the font back. When finished click View > Macros > Stop recording. You can then run the macro every time you highlight the offending paragraphs. Unfortunately this doesn't preserve bold/italicised, but it is the only method I can
中文 (简体) 中文 (繁體) 日本語. I opened Word today and the formats in both the blank page templates as well as my saved files changed - spacing, font, font sizes, etc. My usual template is a typical Times New Roman, 11 or 12 font.
My solution was as follows: Paste the text in a new file. For each style, select all text with similar formatting (to the right of the styles dialog) Select default style (if you want you can select default style without spacing, as long as it's not a heading that would show up in the table of contents). Now manually set the style.
I can select existing text, chose any font and it will change to that font. But as soon as I type something, that newly typed text will again be in Times New Roman. (Existing text remains unaffected, I can type right in the middle of a word and the new letters will be Times New Roman, while the letters before and after remain whater font was
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