List styles are relatively new in Word. I suspect that not many people actually
make use of them, which is why where is limited experience of them.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
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"Mariann" wrote in message
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"Stefan Blom" wrote:

I don't know if it's a bug or "by design." I guess that depends on who you
ask!
:-)

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
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"Mariann" wrote in message
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"Stefan Blom" wrote:

You'll have to copy both the list style and the paragraph styles to the
template.

However, to transfer numbering settings between documents, the following
approach will be safer: From a document that has the correct number
formatting,
use Save As to create a template. Then create a document based on your new
template and use the Insert File dialog box to bring in an existing
document
that you want to reformat.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
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"Mariann" wrote:

Hello, Word Gurus! I have a question regarding List Styles in Word. I
created my numbering and linked Heading styles 1 - 9 with all nine
levels
in
my list. I named and saved the new style and started list in new
document.
Although I linked my heading styles to each level, Word does not
recognize
when I try to use in my Table of Contents. Does anyone know how Word
2007
see's these linked styles and how do I get it to recognize for my TOC?

It seems that when saving the list style to the template, it looses its
memory and forgets it has linked heading styles. Will the linked styles
not
save with List Styles?

Thanks So MUCH!



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Thanks, Stefan - but since I was using Word's default Heading styles 1-9,
they should be already in the normal.dot, shouldn't they? In theory, this
should work, right? Is it a bug in Word perhaps, or maybe by design?



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Thanks so much, Stefan - I've got to teach this to a lot of people and can't
seem to find anything anywhere online or in books on the issue of the links
not sticking.