In Word 2007, you won;t see the style in the Ribbon or in the Styles pane
until you have used it in the document. It may also be in a peculiar place
if you have the "Recommended" sorting order: change it to "Alphabetical" to
have a chance of finding your style.
If you have "Disable linked styles" checked, and the style you created was
linked to a paragraph style, then it will not be displayed. You would need
to re-create the style as a Paragraph style. If you have applied the style
within a table that has a Word 2007 Table Style applied, you will not see
the style because Word 2007 will display only the "outer" Table Style.
It's a real mess...
Cheers
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See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFm...bleOn1Page.htm and
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFm...ksInTables.htm.
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Yes! I did it! Thank you very much!.
However, I have a new problem now:
When I apply all of those cell/row/table properties to a new style (Word
2007) I can't see it in Styles Pane. I try all the options there (Show
All styles, Recommneded, In Use...) to no avail.
Furthermore, the first time I've used the Manage Styles dialog box to mark
it as shown (Recommended tab Show button). Now, all but Select All,
Select Built-in buttons in there are inactive.
The only way to see the style is in Apply Styles pane, but I don't want
two panes doing the same job, opened at the same time. (That's another
MS's awful designing approach, but that's another story)
Thanks again...