Re: Wrestling with MS Templates and Styles

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Samuel -dot- Beard -at- tdcj -dot- state -dot- tx -dot- us wrote:
> 
> ...Someone [who] doesn't understand styles or know that a 
> number of other styles can be affected by changes made in 
> a single style could REALLY mess with a document.

That's why--when I'm project stylemaster--I use my trusty macros to help me clean up at major milestones or if I happen to notice funky formatting.

They make it quick and easy to find and evaluate any deviations from company's styles, so I can fix the ones that are inappropriate.

Another benefit of this process is that it sometimes helps me recognize a need for a change or addition to those styles.

--David 
 
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