"Stefan Blom" wrote in message
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"Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote in message
When you think about it, it is much better like that.
If I wanted a style based on "no style" to be in fact based on "Normal",
then I would set it based on "Normal"...
But, given Beth's previous explanations in this thread, these are two
different things?
Obviously, a style based on "(no style)" should *not* adjust to a
particular
style in the document; then it would be pointless to choose "(no style)"
in
the first place.
What has changed is the fact that even styles based on "(no style)" can be
affected by document defaults, which I guess makes sense when Word has
customizable document defaults (and themes).
Or am I (still) missing something here?
That sounds about right to me. :-)
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