I love the document map, both for navigation and for reviewing and revising
document organization. But it frustrates me that I can't use a dialog box or
something to turn off all styles except my heading styles.

Very often Doc Map decides that some body text with bold in it is a heading,
when it isn't. If you don't use styles, you're stuck. But for those of us who
use them, there is no reason Doc Map can't filter on them when we want.

tims

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Document Map is notorious for making headings out of text that you don't
mean to be headings. Disabling "Define styles based on my formatting" in
AutoFormat As You Type helps, but see
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/documentmap/index.html

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"tjslager" wrote in message
...
I love the document map, both for navigation and for reviewing and
revising
document organization. But it frustrates me that I can't use a dialog box
or
something to turn off all styles except my heading styles.

Very often Doc Map decides that some body text with bold in it is a
heading,
when it isn't. If you don't use styles, you're stuck. But for those of us
who
use them, there is no reason Doc Map can't filter on them when we want.

tims

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