RE: Redefining the "Normal" style in MS Word

[Amelia DeLoach <deloaa -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Apologies, all. I should have been more explicit. 

* The aforementioned template with changes made to the
"Normal" style is a custom template initially created
from a Word Doc -- not Normal.dot. 

* ALL styles are independent of other styles. (Just in
case an esteemed colleague changes one style in a
document, it won't affect other styles.)

Are nasty things still prone to happen?

Amelia


--- James Jones <doc-x -at- earthlink -dot- net> wrote:
> 
> Don't really know what this thread is about. Am only
> guessing, but
> anyway I remember a Word expert telling us in a
> workshop to *never*
> effect changes to your normal dot something file
> because you will indeed
> break it and make people mad, real mad.
> 
> Jim Jones


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