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> And lo on Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:03:50 +0100, Thibaut Jonckheere
> <tua### [at] MAPSONyahoofr> did spake, saying:
>
>> A question for the Word experts...
>>
>> I want to paste the text of a web page inside a Word document, and
>> then to scale the size of the whole text. The difficulty is that the
>> text contains different fonts, with different sizes (and I need to
>> keep those different fonts and size for readability). If I select the
>> whole text, I cannot change the size of the fonts (because it is a
>> mix). Is there a way to scale all the fonts size down (without
>> selecting individually each font, which would be tedious)? It sounds
>> easy, it is maybe stupid, but I have not found a way so far.
>
> Select all the text you want to scale. Hold down the Ctrl+Shift keys and
> use the < > to scale down or up respectively.
>
> --Phil Cook
>
Thanks a lot !
For some reason I do not understand, it works only to scale down (and
not to scale up), but this is what I need now, so I am not going to
investigate too much :-) .
Thibaut
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