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A possible source of trouble is that changing the indentation for numbered
styles should be done via the numbering options, not via the Paragraph dialog box. (But note that this may be less of a problem in Word 2007 than in older versions.) The other thing to check is if you are updating styles from the template (which could definitely be a source of trouble). If so, turn that option off by clearing the "Automatically update document styles" option in the Templates and Add-Ins dialog box. To display the dialog box: Office button | Word Options, Add-Ins category. For "Manage," choose "Templates," and then click Go. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "J Weir" wrote in message ... In Word 2007 I have a heading style and two bulleted list styles that keep chaniging on their own - they indent themselves by a few centimetres each. I reset and save the styles only to have it happen again. I haven't been able to identify the triggger - I have tried to trace the change throught Undo but have not been able to locate it. The change happens both during editing and after closing and reopening. I am going to print the sytles out in both states to see if that can tell me anything further. Any ideas please? |
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