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Default Multi-level Outlines, Styles & Table of Contents in Word 2007

Even when I do give up the crutch, I'll still have to be running mostly in
compatibility mode, as I have to share documents with at least one client
and various other people. Eventually I'll buy Office 2007 for my client, but
I'll wait till I have it figured out before I foist it on him!

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"Beth Melton" wrote in message
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As I'm sure you know there is a learning curve. I had Word 2003 installed

at
one point too but it wasn't until I uninstalled it and forced myself to

use
Word 2007 exclusively that I finally adapted.

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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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Thanks, Beth. I'm going to be discovering all this for myself very soon,

I
hope. My new computer was delivered last week, and I'm gradually getting
it
up and running but haven't installed Office 2007 yet (want to install
Office
2003 first).

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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Beth Melton" wrote in message
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The "Define New List Style" command is preferred over "Define new

Multilevel
List". The two are similar but only the List Style can be modified by
right-clicking on the saved List Style in the gallery and selecting

Modify.


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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You can still do this in Word 2007; it's just accomplished a bit
differently
and not as obvious because the labeling is deceptive. There are
numerous
threads here and in the word.numbering NG that discuss this, so if I

give
you a bum steer, you can probably find a post that explains it

better,
but
AIUI, you use the "Define new multi-level list" command (wherever

that
is)
and then link your predefined styles to the numbering levels.