Here's a plug for Scansoft PDF Converter, which does a fine job of bringing letters into
Word. BUT. . . the new document has a style for every sentence, almost. So, after changing
all the styles how can I eliminate all the unused ones en masse? Better, how can I make
Word stop making new styles?

rs

I would open a second new Word Document, copy all of the converted document
to the clipboard, switch to the new blank Word document and then choose
Paste Special from the Edit drop down menu and paste.
"tcebob" handle @ gwi.net wrote in message
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Here's a plug for Scansoft PDF Converter, which does a fine job of
bringing letters into
Word. BUT. . . the new document has a style for every sentence, almost.
So, after changing
all the styles how can I eliminate all the unused ones en masse? Better,
how can I make
Word stop making new styles?

rs

Clear thinking, Chuck. A rare commodity.

Thanks,

rs


"Chuck Davis" newsgroup at anthemwebs dot com wrote in message
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:I would open a second new Word Document, copy all of the converted document
: to the clipboard, switch to the new blank Word document and then choose
: Paste Special from the Edit drop down menu and paste.
: "tcebob" handle @ gwi.net wrote in message
: ...
: Here's a plug for Scansoft PDF Converter, which does a fine job of
: bringing letters into
: Word. BUT. . . the new document has a style for every sentence, almost.
: So, after changing
: all the styles how can I eliminate all the unused ones en masse? Better,
: how can I make
: Word stop making new styles?
:
: rs
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