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I see how to show only styles in a document, all styles, etc. what I don't know is how to toggle between the list showing direct formatting and not. Is there a way?
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Clear the "Keep track of formatting" option in the Advanced category of the Word Options dialog box (Office button | Word Options).
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP
"Carole" <Carole[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:940E52DA-DE0B-4A0E-8B4E-B9AAB287656D[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >I see how to show only styles in a document, all styles, etc. what I don't > know is how to toggle between the list showing direct formatting and not. > Is > there a way?
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What should I see, I do not see a difference. The first time I tried it Word crash this time nothing happened? Is there something else I need to look at too?
"Stefan Blom" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Clear the "Keep track of formatting" option in the Advanced category of the > Word Options dialog box (Office button | Word Options). > > -- > Stefan Blom > Microsoft Word MVP > > > > "Carole" <Carole[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:940E52DA-DE0B-4A0E-8B4E-B9AAB287656D[ at ]microsoft.com... > >I see how to show only styles in a document, all styles, etc. what I don't > > know is how to toggle between the list showing direct formatting and not. > > Is > > there a way? > > >
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The option I mentioned should display entries such as "Bold" or "Normal + 10 pt" in the Styles pane.
However, if you are referring to showing (hiding) formatted entries in the Styles pane itself, check (clear) the "Show Preview" option in that pane.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP
"Carole" <Carole[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4DCCF46D-4878-445C-9075-C39ACCD7BAE3[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > What should I see, I do not see a difference. The first time I tried it > Word > crash this time nothing happened? Is there something else I need to look > at > too? > > "Stefan Blom" wrote: > >> Clear the "Keep track of formatting" option in the Advanced category of >> the >> Word Options dialog box (Office button | Word Options). >> >> -- >> Stefan Blom >> Microsoft Word MVP >> >> >> >> "Carole" <Carole[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:940E52DA-DE0B-4A0E-8B4E-B9AAB287656D[ at ]microsoft.com... >> >I see how to show only styles in a document, all styles, etc. what I >> >don't >> > know is how to toggle between the list showing direct formatting and >> > not. >> > Is >> > there a way? >> >> >>
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From the styles and formatting pane in W2003 & 2
If you have keep track of formatting ON<, you can choose (from the show dropdown at the bottom of the pane) available formatting (also shows styles), formatting in use (also shows styles), available styles (no formatting) , and all styles (no formatting).
If you have keep of formatting OFF, you only have style choices: available styles, styles in use. (Both options have a "Custom" choice as well.)
I don't have access to W2007 just now, but I think that after you click Options on the styles pane, in the next dialog you can choose to show formatting.
PamC
Carole wrote:
[Quoted Text] >I see how to show only styles in a document, all styles, etc. what I don't >know is how to toggle between the list showing direct formatting and not. Is >there a way?
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Not sure why I didn't notice that your question is about W2007. But there it is. Sorry.
Now that I am able to check W2007, I see that --When the "track option" is on, if the style pane option checkboxes for showing character and font formatting are clear, the formatting will not show in the styles pane. --When the track option is off, the boxes are grayed, and the font and character formatting do not show in the styles pane.
About deleting styles--(This was true in W2003 and may be true in W2007:) Word will only allow you to _truly_ delete user-defined styles. "Deleting" built-in styles just resets their settings to Word's default settings. But the mandatory styles— normal, heading 1-9. default paragraph style, table normal , and no list styles— cannot be deleted.
About renaming styles--You can rename user-defined styles and built-in styles except the mandatory styles. The mandatory styles, instead accept your new "name" as a style alias (style name followed by a comma and your "new" name).
About restricting styles--You can protect a document for styles. Also, you can choose what styles show up in the styles gallery and in the styles pane.
HTH, PamC
PamC wrote:
[Quoted Text] >From the styles and formatting pane in W2003 & 2 > >If you have keep track of formatting ON<, you can choose (from the show >dropdown at the bottom of the pane) available formatting (also shows styles), >formatting in use (also shows styles), available styles (no formatting) , and >all styles (no formatting). > >If you have keep of formatting OFF, you only have style choices: available >styles, styles in use. (Both options have a "Custom" choice as well.) > >I don't have access to W2007 just now, but I think that after you click >Options on the styles pane, in the next dialog you can choose to show >formatting. > >PamC > >>I see how to show only styles in a document, all styles, etc. what I don't >>know is how to toggle between the list showing direct formatting and not. Is >>there a way?
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