Background Explanation
Ray changed Calibri to Garamond inside of MS Word. If Ray opens a document inside of MS Word, he gets Garamond and all is right with the world.However, shortcut lovin' Ray is opening new MS Word documents from Windows Explorer. When Ray has Windows Explorer open, he is right clicking in a folder, and using pop-up menus to open a new Word document.
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When you open a new document using this method, it appears that Word opens the Normal/Blank Document template with the Office theme applied...ignoring your font change inside of Word; that is, you get Calibri font...Again!
So how you open a new document matters because of the apparent automatic application of the Office theme.
Workaround
I'm a never say die type of gal. So, after thinking about it a minute, there is a workaround.
- Use Ray's shortcut to open a Word document.
- Click the Page Layout tab.
- Locate the Themes group, and click the drop-down arrow beside the Fonts button. A list of fort themes opens.
- Select a font theme--in Ray's case Black Tie (Garamond). Word updates all of the styles in the new document to garamond or whatever font combination you selected.
Since this will be a routine task for Ray, he should add the Theme button to his Quick Access toolbar.
- Right click in the Themes group to display a pop-up menu.
- Click Add to Quick Access Toolbar. Word adds the Themes button to the toolbar at the top of the screen.
- To use the button, Ray has to open a document, click the button in the Quick Access toolbar, select the Font button, and then select a font combination.
Followup
I'm continuing to read to see if there's a way to change the Office theme to force the font change. A quick look online provided no answer.
