This is what creating templates and defining styles is all about. You can
modify styles any way you like to make them look any way you want. Don't
bother defining new names. Create a new template if you want to use a
different set of heading styles for some other purpose, otherwise your style
list gets cluttered. The default styles have no inherent meaning that's
worth retaining (and in any case, you can get them back if you really want
to, by restoring normal.dot).




"Peyton Todd" wrote in message
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Hello. I'm trying to create headings for my document since I'm not happy
with
the built-in headings. Heading No. 1 is okay, but Heading No. 2 is not
different enough from Heading 1. Heading 3 would work, but there are two
problems with that:

1. I would prefer that it not be indented so far from Heading 1 on the
document map, so how do I upgrade its level to be level 2?
2. Much more important: How do I get rid of the numbers which appear
beside
it? I don't want 'em.

Also, I would like to have my own heading name so I still have the default
headings available. And I would like my new heading to be a choice
available
in all my future documents without having to go through this drill again
each
time.

Thanks for your help!

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Peyton Todd