Re: Basing Word Styles on Normal or Body Text

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

dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com wrote:
> 
> If you attach a template to the doc, and each person who opens 
> the doc has the same template available in the correct location, 
> then the doc will look the same to each of them...even the 
> Normal style paragraphs.

I should've mentioned that the template you attach to the doc has to have a Normal paragraph style defined within it.

If it does, that definition will override the definition in each person's local Normal.dot template.

If it doesn't, then Word will supply the Normal style as defined in each person's local Normal.dot template, and chaos will ensue.  :)

--David 

(This practice is so basic to my use of templates and styles that I just forgot to include it in my answer.)
 
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