No, this is not a typical Word problem. You don't need a macro to import
styles from one document or template to another: go to Tools > Templates and
Add-ins and click the Organizer button.
You can also remedy the situation by correcting the styles in the document
template then using the 'Automatically update document styles' checkbox on
the Templates and Add-ins dialog; but this requires that you use real
templates, not docs masquerading as such.
"kaz" <kaz1963[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Hi there
>
> I've developed a series of document templates (although they have been
> supplied to the customer as .doc not as .dot). The customer has
> reported problems with my heading styles, list styles, etc getting
> corrupted. So far I haven't been able to solve why the corruption
> occurs - I guess maybe it is just Word?
>
> Anyway, I wondered if there is some way of having a separate document
> with the correct styles in it and then develop a macro (in the new
> document not the distributed ones) to copy the correct styles across to
> the corrupt document. Is that possible? I'm not very good with macros
> so I would appreciate any assistance I may get here.
>
> Thanks
> Kaz
>
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