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Custom show styles
I am not entirely sure I understand how the Custom show options work in the
Styles Task Pane especially the section for Otehr Formatting. Thanks |
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Custom show styles
That dialog merely allows you to specify what is displayed by default in the
Styles & Formatting Task Pane - specifically, the items in the "Pick formatting to apply" list. What might be confusing is that "Clear Formatting" is listed there because it *isn't* a style. It along with Headings 1-3, and "Normal" are the only items that appear automatically - the others, even when checked, only display if actually used in the doc. -- HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "Phippsy" wrote in message ... I am not entirely sure I understand how the Custom show options work in the Styles Task Pane especially the section for Otehr Formatting. Thanks |
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Thanks but you can select different categories and different styles to be
visible but these categories don't match up with the show list in the task pane. I understand what you say about the "Clear Formatting" which is not s style. "CyberTaz" wrote: That dialog merely allows you to specify what is displayed by default in the Styles & Formatting Task Pane - specifically, the items in the "Pick formatting to apply" list. What might be confusing is that "Clear Formatting" is listed there because it *isn't* a style. It along with Headings 1-3, and "Normal" are the only items that appear automatically - the others, even when checked, only display if actually used in the doc. -- HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "Phippsy" wrote in message ... I am not entirely sure I understand how the Custom show options work in the Styles Task Pane especially the section for Otehr Formatting. Thanks |
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Custom show styles
Then I'm afraid I don't understand what you're asking. Can you give a
specific example? -- Regards |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "Phippsy" wrote in message ... Thanks but you can select different categories and different styles to be visible but these categories don't match up with the show list in the task pane. I understand what you say about the "Clear Formatting" which is not s style. "CyberTaz" wrote: That dialog merely allows you to specify what is displayed by default in the Styles & Formatting Task Pane - specifically, the items in the "Pick formatting to apply" list. What might be confusing is that "Clear Formatting" is listed there because it *isn't* a style. It along with Headings 1-3, and "Normal" are the only items that appear automatically - the others, even when checked, only display if actually used in the doc. -- HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "Phippsy" wrote in message ... I am not entirely sure I understand how the Custom show options work in the Styles Task Pane especially the section for Otehr Formatting. Thanks |
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