I do not remember if this applies to Word 2000, but in later versions, there
is an Envelope Address Style and if you modify the font in that style, and
thereafter the modified font will be used whenever that style is used.
Labels on the other hand use the font that is defined in the Normal Style in
the Normal.Dot template.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Taslaw" <Taslaw.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B5024AE1-CE17-4AE2-953F-6104CA0BE56D@microsoft.com...
>I must be dumber than dirt, but for about 7 years I have been trying to get
> the "default" button to do anything to permanently change the font that
> comes
> up when I am trying to use the "Envelopes and Labels" option in the
> "Tools"
> menu.
>
> I can change the fonts for the address and return address using the
> "Options" menu and it will work only for the envelope or label I'm going
> to
> print when I do it. If I press the "Default" button, I get a message that
> says: "Do you want to change the default envelope address to (Default)
> (name
> of font)? This change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL
> template."
>
> Does this mean that I can't permanently change the fonts for the address
> on
> the document I'm working on, but only on documents based on the Normal
> template that are created after (i.e. "new") I click on the "Default"
> button?
>
>
> If so, does anybody know how to permanently change the default font for
> the
> addresses on existing documents?
>
> If not, what am I doing wrong?
>
> I have been fighting this for years and cannot find anything to help in
> the
> 3-inch thick book that I have on Office 2000, 8 in 1 (that I can't
> understand
> anyway!).
> --
> T. Sherwood