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Heading 1 Style Changes
My workgroup has text processors and technical writers who all work from the
same server. We are all mapped to the same workgroup templates folder, and we are all running Office 2003 and NT Professional (SP2). One of my text processors created a report based on a fairly new template that we have in our workgroup templates file. In the template, Heading 1 is centered. However, the technical writer for this particular report wants Heading 1 left justified in this report only. The tech writer asked the text processor to change Heading 1 to left justified. She opened the report and used Format - Styles and Formatting - Modify to change it in the report (not in the template). A few minutes later, the tech writer called back to say it was still centered. The text processor opened the same file and it appeared as left justified on her machine. We have checked the same file from six different computers. On half of the machines the headings appear centered and on half the same headings in the same file appear left justified. On my computer, they are centered. I can modify the style (sometimes with Automatically Update checked and sometimes without), and when I close the file and re-open it, they have reverted to centered. We've done this kind of thing before, and it has worked before. This time it wants to be stubborn. The text processor has 17 years of experience, so she's not a novice. The template, however, is fairly new. It's only been used a time or two, and this is the first time we've tried to modify a style in this template. Any suggestions on what might be causing this heading to appear one way on half of our computers and a different way on the other half? I look forward to getting some ideas, because I'm puzzled. Thanks, Fred |
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Heading 1 Style Changes
In Tools | Templates and Add-ins, make sure that "Automatically update
document styles" is not checked. -- 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. "Idaho Word Man" wrote in message ... My workgroup has text processors and technical writers who all work from the same server. We are all mapped to the same workgroup templates folder, and we are all running Office 2003 and NT Professional (SP2). One of my text processors created a report based on a fairly new template that we have in our workgroup templates file. In the template, Heading 1 is centered. However, the technical writer for this particular report wants Heading 1 left justified in this report only. The tech writer asked the text processor to change Heading 1 to left justified. She opened the report and used Format - Styles and Formatting - Modify to change it in the report (not in the template). A few minutes later, the tech writer called back to say it was still centered. The text processor opened the same file and it appeared as left justified on her machine. We have checked the same file from six different computers. On half of the machines the headings appear centered and on half the same headings in the same file appear left justified. On my computer, they are centered. I can modify the style (sometimes with Automatically Update checked and sometimes without), and when I close the file and re-open it, they have reverted to centered. We've done this kind of thing before, and it has worked before. This time it wants to be stubborn. The text processor has 17 years of experience, so she's not a novice. The template, however, is fairly new. It's only been used a time or two, and this is the first time we've tried to modify a style in this template. Any suggestions on what might be causing this heading to appear one way on half of our computers and a different way on the other half? I look forward to getting some ideas, because I'm puzzled. Thanks, Fred |
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