1. Copy the list style to your template. Note that even if you create a list
style, you should still attach each numbering level to a paragraph style,
and then use the paragraph styles when you want to apply numbering to text.
2. You can delete a custom list style via the Manage Styles dialog box. In
the Styles pane (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S), click Manage Styles. On the Edit tab,
select the style and press the Delete button. If you want to delete the
style (or any custom style, for that matter) from another document or
template, you can click the Import/Export button (displays the Organizer
dialog box).
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"win" wrote in message
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1. I created a new list style from 'Define New List Style'. Let's call it
Test here.
I see Test in List Styles but when I open up a new document, I don't see
it
there. Why? How should I do to appear my new lists in new documents.
2. I was previously experimenting and must have created something at that
moment. I see that experiment in 'List Styles' when I open a new document.
How could I delete it?
Thank you.
"Stefan Blom" wrote:
In Word 2007, you can quickly create outline numbering via Home tab |
Multilevel List; just pick a format that you want from the List Library.
If
you want heading numbering, choose a list format that includes the
heading
styles.
To create outline numbering from start, click Home tab | Multilevel List
|
Define New Multilevel List. You are presented with a dialog box similar
to
the Customize Outline Numbered List dialog of Word 2003.
That same command can be used to edit an existing list, if you first
place
the insertion point in the first level 1 item of the list (for heading
numbering, this means the first Heading 1 paragraph of the document).
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"win" wrote in message
...
How could I create a style that includes Outline numbering in 2007?
In 2003, new style can be made with defining Numbering. I see only
single
numbering and bullet in new style with 2007.
Thx
.