Has "View > Normal" been removed?

[Guest]

I use "Normal View" in Word 2003 all the time to help troubleshoot documents,
e.g., when a "heading" style goes onto the paragraph by mistake.

I can't find View > Normal in Word 2007 (and need it when running in
"compatibilityi mode").

Has "View > Normal" been removed?
Is there something else to take its place? "Draft" doesn't help me view
styles as does the old "Normal" view.


TIA!
Bob

 

[Stefan Blom]

As far as I know, the Draft view of Word 2007 is equivalent to the
Normal view of previous versions. If you are trying to display the
style area, look among the advanced options in Word 2007. See:

I can't find the advanced settings I used in earlier versions of
Office
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA100474101033.aspx

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


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[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Bob,

To add to Stefan's reply the draft view is the new name for Normal and the styles view is set through Word Options (Alt, T, O, A)
and scroll to the 'Display' part of Advanced settings and you can set a width greater than zero for
"Style area pane width in Draft and Outline views"

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I use "Normal View" in Word 2003 all the time to help troubleshoot documents,
e.g., when a "heading" style goes onto the paragraph by mistake.

I can't find View > Normal in Word 2007 (and need it when running in
"compatibilityi mode").

Has "View > Normal" been removed?
Is there something else to take its place? "Draft" doesn't help me view
styles as does the old "Normal" view.


TIA!
Bob >>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

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