

In Word 2007 & 2010 the default fonts have changed from Times New Roman 12 point and. Similarly, you can change the styling for other styles as well (headings, subtitles, etc.) and make the same choice regarding application to only the current document or all new documents. Learn how to change the default font and spacing in Word 2010. What you have done here is change a style. The chances are, you will want this new default font to apply to all documents, to save you having to change it every time. You can answer that question in the next window that appears: When the Font window opens, click on Set As Default.Ī reasonable question to answer is whether you want the new default font to apply only to the current document, or all documents based on the Normal.dotm template (to all intents and purposes all documents). Select it again and then right click on it and select Font. For example, you could change the font size, the font family and even the colour. Change its styling to be the way you want it. Start typing some text and then select it. This is a commendable choice, but it might not be right for you.

