I use a macro that I got from the Editorium to remove *truly* unused styles:
http://lists.topica.com/lists/editor...mid=1717381416
As you've discovered, Word considers a style to be in use if it was ever in
use in the document (or any of its parents). So after the cleanup of a
multiauthor, multicomputer doc, you could have a couple dozen styles that are
just clutter.
HTH,
PamC
Henk57 wrote:
Charles Moore;2864471 Wrote:
Using Word 2003, I have created a document by combining several other
documents by cutting and pasting from the source documents to m
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are not used in the drawing?
Suggestions?
Well, you can make styles "invisible", but I don't know of a way t
delete an entire group of styles. If you simply want them removed fro
yr visible list, go to the Styles pane, Show [Custom...] (under th
list), and tick only the ones you need to see
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