Re: Is there a way to permanently remove Styles sets from top menu

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No - any styles that users have used in their documents will be present when
you open them. You could attach your template with the update styles box
checked, but it will only affect the styles in the document that have the
same names as those in your template.

If co-workers are working on the same documents it would be better if all
sang from the same hymn *** from the outset by creating the documents that
they are collectively working on from the same document template(s) to which
you all have access (NOT NORMAL.DOT which may not be shared)

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pep000 wrote:
Thanks for the tip- will look into this.

Do you know if modifying this will force my changes onto documents
from others that I open? I edit documents from multiple co-workers,
and so I would like to enforce my own Style settings onto the docs
they send me, thus saving me the time of having to enforce my
settings on their docs.

Thanks.


"PamC via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

Have you tried modifying normal.dotm?

pep000 wrote:
I really only need about 5 styles settings in MSWord 2007, and want
to permanently remove the others from the styles row. By
permanently, I mean as a permanent Word setting that will apply to
all documents I open. I get tired of constantly having to manually
remove the unused styles for each Word doc I open. Is there a way
of doing this?

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