RE: Redefining the "Normal" style in MS Word

["James Jones" <doc-x -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

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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Marilyn Robbins wrote:

Another thing to remember: MSWord uses Normal as the basis for several
other built-in styles, so changing Normal may well affect your other
styles within the document.





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