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The copy/overwrite styles using the organizer isn’t working. I have a W2007
..docm file that has Heading 1-6 styles in it I need to reuse in another file.
The heading styles have been customized with outline numbering and varying
left indents. When I use the organizer to copy the styles from my source file
into my destination file, the styles do not indent properly. I copied the
styles many, many times since I have seen other postings that recommend doing
this 3 times.
Further, I changed my Word option, under the Advanced group, to have under
the Cut, Copy, Paste category set to “Keep Source Formatting†next to the
Pasting between documents when style definitions conflict. I then
copied/pasted my heading 1 from source file to destination file. It pasted in
the destination file’s format, not the source file. This means it has the
wrong indents.
Finally, I tried using the format painter. I selected the entire paragraph
of heading 1 in my source file, and painted the entire paragraph of heading 1
in my destination file. The 1 for my outline number gets changed to capital
A. The capital A is now also a different color and smaller font size than the
# I that was there before painting.
I’ve used this “copy/overwrite styles from organizer†procedure to overwrite
styles when they get out of whack. Jeopardy to this “fix†is very troubling
to me. I would appreciate any ideas on how to make the organizer process work
again.
..docm file that has Heading 1-6 styles in it I need to reuse in another file.
The heading styles have been customized with outline numbering and varying
left indents. When I use the organizer to copy the styles from my source file
into my destination file, the styles do not indent properly. I copied the
styles many, many times since I have seen other postings that recommend doing
this 3 times.
Further, I changed my Word option, under the Advanced group, to have under
the Cut, Copy, Paste category set to “Keep Source Formatting†next to the
Pasting between documents when style definitions conflict. I then
copied/pasted my heading 1 from source file to destination file. It pasted in
the destination file’s format, not the source file. This means it has the
wrong indents.
Finally, I tried using the format painter. I selected the entire paragraph
of heading 1 in my source file, and painted the entire paragraph of heading 1
in my destination file. The 1 for my outline number gets changed to capital
A. The capital A is now also a different color and smaller font size than the
# I that was there before painting.
I’ve used this “copy/overwrite styles from organizer†procedure to overwrite
styles when they get out of whack. Jeopardy to this “fix†is very troubling
to me. I would appreciate any ideas on how to make the organizer process work
again.