New styles appear on their own

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I've got a problem. Let say I create a bullet style and on some of the bullet I want to have the first word in bold but not on all the bullet in my document. So I apply my bullet style but when I go and look back. For the bold (just the bold portion of the bullet) I had a new style that was created on its own..... I am missing something ? I working with Office 2003. Window 2000.
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IT is probably not really a style. Is the name something
like List Bullet + Bold? That is not a style, just Words
way of showing you all the formatting that has been
applied to a document. It just tells you the the text
where your cursor is positioned has had the List Bullet
style applied, plus Bold has been added manually.

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I've got a problem. Let say I create a bullet style and
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on some of the bullet I want to have the first word in
bold but not on all the bullet in my document. So I
apply my bullet style but when I go and look back. For
the bold (just the bold portion of the bullet) I had a
new style that was created on its own..... I am missing
something ? I working with Office 2003. Window 2000.
 
No it is a new style with a new name. It is not in the Formatting it is in the style
 
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