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May 15th, 2007, 07:15 PM
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Word 2007 - Heading Styles
How are you supposed to modify an outline created with heading styles? When
doing Modify... Format... Numbering, there is only "Define New Number Format." I do not see the "Multi-Level" selection that, I am told, is the 2007 name for the 2003 "Customize." I can't get in there to make any changes to my heading styles. If I use the Multilevel List icon, then I see the "Define New Number Fiormat" but I no longer have my Heading styles formatting. What gives here? 
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May 15th, 2007, 10:25 PM
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Word 2007 - Heading Styles
I found my answer. Have to click on the icon that says Multilevel List in
the Paragraph Group. How stupid is that! "Trainer" wrote in message ... How are you supposed to modify an outline created with heading styles? When doing Modify... Format... Numbering, there is only "Define New Number Format." I do not see the "Multi-Level" selection that, I am told, is the 2007 name for the 2003 "Customize." I can't get in there to make any changes to my heading styles. If I use the Multilevel List icon, then I see the "Define New Number Fiormat" but I no longer have my Heading styles formatting. What gives here?
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