custom styles not appearing

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Guest

I have created several custom styles and added them to the normal.dot but the
styles do not appear in the style list. If I open a document that uses the
style and then go to organizer to copy the style to the normal.dot, I am
asked to overwrite the style. Why can't I see these custom styles. I have
looked at custom styles, all styles, available styles, and styles in use. I
cannot find my new styles. I am tried of recreating the style for every new
document. That is why I always say to add to template. I have prompt for
changes to Normal.dot selected so I can choose to save the changes to the
normal.

I have just installed office xp. I have been working in office 2000.

Please help. The learning curve for a new version shouldn't be this great.

pamela
 
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Cindy M -WordMVP-

Hi =?Utf-8?B?UGFtZWxh?=,

If you're in the Styles and Formatting task pane, there's a list at the bottom.
The last entry is "Custom". Go into this dialog box and see if you can find the
styles in the list at the top. And are the checkboxes next to the style names
checked or unchecked?
I have created several custom styles and added them to the normal.dot but the
styles do not appear in the style list. If I open a document that uses the
style and then go to organizer to copy the style to the normal.dot, I am
asked to overwrite the style. Why can't I see these custom styles. I have
looked at custom styles, all styles, available styles, and styles in use. I
cannot find my new styles. I am tried of recreating the style for every new
document. That is why I always say to add to template. I have prompt for
changes to Normal.dot selected so I can choose to save the changes to the
normal.

I have just installed office xp. I have been working in office 2000.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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