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Style Names
I first learned about styles around the Word 3.0 days, was sidetracked in
WorkPerfectLand during the early Office times. In those olden times, you pretty much made up any style names -- keep them logical and so on. Now that Word has "built-in" style names, is it best practice to stick with the built-in names, or otherwise? For example. I have a news release template. Currently I have style names such as: NR Headline NR Subhead NR Text NR Contact etc. Should I have used Heading 1 Heading 2 Normal etc. I like the logic of recognizable names, but I'd like to know what the experts do. Sincerely, Ridge |
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