How come Word allows two versions of the same named style in the one
document? It happens when documents are important and can really make a mess
of a document.
--
KeesW
3.0GHzP4, XP Pro, Office 2003

Hi Kees

Two questions:

1. Are the styles named exactly the same (eg Heading 1 and Heading 1)? Or
are they similar but slightly different (eg Heading 1 and Heading 1 Char)?

2. Where are you seeing the styles listed? For example, is this in at Format
Styles and Formatting, or at Tools Templates and Add-ins Organizer, or
from the styles box on the toolbar?

Shauna


Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word


"KeesW" wrote in message
...
How come Word allows two versions of the same named style in the one
document? It happens when documents are important and can really make a
mess
of a document.
--
KeesW
3.0GHzP4, XP Pro, Office 2003

The names are identical. I note them when I highlight the paragraph and the
name appears on the toolbar (I think). I'll check carefully when it happens
again.
--
KeesW


"Shauna Kelly" wrote:

Hi Kees

Two questions:

1. Are the styles named exactly the same (eg Heading 1 and Heading 1)? Or
are they similar but slightly different (eg Heading 1 and Heading 1 Char)?

2. Where are you seeing the styles listed? For example, is this in at Format
Styles and Formatting, or at Tools Templates and Add-ins Organizer, or
from the styles box on the toolbar?

Shauna


Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word


"KeesW" wrote in message
...
How come Word allows two versions of the same named style in the one
document? It happens when documents are important and can really make a
mess
of a document.
--
KeesW
3.0GHzP4, XP Pro, Office 2003