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Hi,
I am creating templates that will be used by a number of people in my office. Rather than using macros (which require knowledge and conscious effort on the part of every user who works in the documents), I'd like to use table styles so everyone's documents will automatically have the same appearance. We don't have Office 2007 yet, but it is being rolled out in the next quarter. (YES! I work at a federal government facility. In 2010, we will get 2007 just as the rest of the world starts using Office 2010...) I'm wondering if some of the weird things were fixed in 2010 ... Like: - The inability to assign a 10 point font to a table style - The inability to have the table actually USE the paragraph formatting that you think you are setting in the dialog boxes - Having the table default to whatever style the paragraph is when you do the insert table function I've poked around the internet a bit but I'm not seeing this question answered. I'd appreciate any input from you folks who have already implemented Office 2007. Thanks a lot! Ann -- Ann Scharpf |
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