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Default Styles versus themes

I can't quite get my head around the interaction of styles and themes. What
I want to do is modify a style, such as Heading 1, and then save that as
part of a theme. Then, when I change to that theme I get my modified style
back. What I want is to use the theme like a (CSS) style sheet but can
styles only be saved in the document or attached template?

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Default Styles versus themes

Hi David,

What version of Word are you using? There are different definitions of 'themes' capability depending on version.

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I can't quite get my head around the interaction of styles and themes. What
I want to do is modify a style, such as Heading 1, and then save that as
part of a theme. Then, when I change to that theme I get my modified style
back. What I want is to use the theme like a (CSS) style sheet but can
styles only be saved in the document or attached template?
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