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Styles keep changing
I am writing a very long document in word 2002 (say 300 pages) divided into 7 chapters. All the chapters are based on one template (Thesis). All the documents based on this style are set to update styles. The template contains a style called Caption Body which applies the following: Single line spacing, size: 10pt. Everytime I open a document the style reverts to being the same as Normal. If I manually change it back it stays for that session, but once I save it and re-open it goes back to being the same formatting as Normal, as does all text written in the style! Anyone got any ideas about whats going and how I stop it? Ian -- Sudders |
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Styles keep changing
When you change the style, do you check the "Add to template" box in the
Modify Style dialog? If not, then the style is being updated from the (unmodified) template every time you open the document. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Sudders" wrote in message ... I am writing a very long document in word 2002 (say 300 pages) divided into 7 chapters. All the chapters are based on one template (Thesis). All the documents based on this style are set to update styles. The template contains a style called Caption Body which applies the following: Single line spacing, size: 10pt. Everytime I open a document the style reverts to being the same as Normal. If I manually change it back it stays for that session, but once I save it and re-open it goes back to being the same formatting as Normal, as does all text written in the style! Anyone got any ideas about whats going and how I stop it? Ian -- Sudders |
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Styles keep changing
I've tried with both the add to template checked and unchecked... But this shouldn't be a problem as the style is already as I want it in the template .... the dcument seems to be ingnoring this however. Suzanne S. Barnhill;2289175 Wrote: When you change the style, do you check the "Add to template" box in the Modify Style dialog? If not, then the style is being updated from the (unmodified) template every time you open the document. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Sudders" wrote in message ...- I am writing a very long document in word 2002 (say 300 pages) divided into 7 chapters. All the chapters are based on one template (Thesis). All the documents based on this style are set to update styles. The template contains a style called Caption Body which applies the following: Single line spacing, size: 10pt. Everytime I open a document the style reverts to being the same as Normal. If I manually change it back it stays for that session, but once I save it and re-open it goes back to being the same formatting as Normal, as does all text written in the style! Anyone got any ideas about whats going and how I stop it? Ian -- Sudders- -- Sudders |
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