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I am working with a 291 page document that I decided in retrospect to create
as a master Document with sub-documents. The original document had the different section headings embedded in the headers. So to create sub-documents I created a new heading - to which I was supposed to add a style - but the only options I had in the drop down menu were levels. I created what I thought was the correct levels and went ahead and created 230 sub documents. Now all the new headings appear (of course) in the print preview along with the previously created headers. I would like to make the new headings invisible and thought I could do that by editing the style once and it therefore applying throughout. The level is not apparently editable in that way. Can anyone help me? |
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Hi there
not many have dealt with subdocuments (at least, not successfully and talked about it :-)). What version of Word is this? AdminSecIL wrote: I am working with a 291 page document that I decided in retrospect to create as a master Document with sub-documents. The original document had the different section headings embedded in the headers. How? So to create sub-documents I created a new heading - to which I was supposed to add a style - but the only options I had in the drop down menu were levels. I created what I thought was the correct levels and went ahead and created 230 sub documents. Hold it there -- you did say 230? Why's that? Why subdocuments in the first place? What are you after that you can't do in one big document? Now all the new headings appear (of course) in the print preview along with the previously created headers. I would like to make the new headings invisible and thought I could do that by editing the style once and it therefore applying throughout. The level is not apparently editable in that way. Can anyone help me? Actually, I'm not entirely sure what you're having: you say you've used a heeading style, and you can't set it to "invisible" (character property)? I feel like I need to know more about your setup. 2cents Robert -- /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign | MSFT | \ / | MVP | Scientific Reports X Against HTML | for | with Word? / \ in e-mail & news | Word | http://www.masteringword.eu/ |
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