Style Property
Style property as it applies to the LineFormat object.
Returns or sets the line format style. Read/write MsoLineStyle.
| MsoLineStyle can be one of these MsoLineStyle constants. |
| msoLineSingle |
| msoLineThickBetweenThin |
| msoLineThinThick |
| msoLineStyleMixed |
| msoLineThickThin |
| msoLineThinThin |
expression.Style
expression Required. An expression that returns a LineFormat object.
Style property as it applies to the EmailAuthor and Revision objects.
Returns a Style object that represents the style associated with the current e-mail author for unsent replies, forwards, or new e-mail messages.
expression.Style
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the above objects.
Returns or sets the style for the specified object. To set this property, specify the local name of the style, an integer, a WdBuiltinStyle constant, or an object that represents the style. For a list of valid constants, consult the Microsoft Visual Basic Object Browser. Read/write Variant.
expression.Style
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the above objects.
Remarks
When you return the style for a range that includes more than one style, only the first character or paragraph style is returned.
Example
As it applies to the EmailAuthor object.
This example returns the style associated with the current author for unsent replies, forwards, or new e-mail messages and displays the name of the font associated with this style.
Set MyEmailStyle = _
ActiveDocument.Email.CurrentEmailAuthor.Style
Msgbox MyEmailStyle.Font.NameAs it applies to the Paragraph object.
This example displays the style for each paragraph in the active document.
For Each para in ActiveDocument.Paragraphs
MsgBox para.Style
Next paraThis example sets alternating styles of Heading 3 and Normal for all the paragraphs in the active document.
For i = 1 To ActiveDocument.Paragraphs.Count
If i Mod 2 = 0 Then
ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(i).Style = wdStyleNormal
Else: ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(i).Style = wdStyleHeading3
End If
Next iAs it applies to the Range object.
This example displays the style for each character in the selection. Each element of the Characters collection is a Range object.
For each c in Selection.Characters
MsgBox c.Style
Next c