I have set up a Word 2007 template and am in the process of writing a style guide. I want to document the attributes of the styles as part of the guide. I can display the style attributes on screen, but I can't select the text displayed so I can copy this into a document. Is there a way to display the style attributes so that the descriptive text can be copied, or printed out? Thanks, salbie
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I want to document my template style attributes in a style guide
by c2FsYmll » Tue, 15 Jul 2008 13:57:01 GMT
Re: I want to document my template style attributes in a style guide
by Bob Buckland ?:-) » Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:18:48 GMT
Hi Salbie, If you have installed the Microsoft Save As PDF/XPS add-in for Word 2007 (under Office Button=>Save As), then a somewhat roundabout way to get a style listing is to Print to the .XPS printer Office Button=>Print=>Print and under 'Print What' pick 'Styles' and choose the XPS printer. Then copy and paste from the resulting XPS document into a blank Word document. ============== I have set up a Word 2007 template and am in the process of writing a style guide. I want to document the attributes of the styles as part of the guide. I can display the style attributes on screen, but I can't select the text displayed so I can copy this into a document. Is there a way to display the style attributes so that the descriptive text can be copied, or printed out? Thanks, salbie>> -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
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Thanks Bob, this definitely makes it at least possible for the time being, thanks for the suggestion! "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: > Hi Salbie, > > If you have installed the Microsoft Save As PDF/XPS add-in for Word 2007 (under Office Button=>Save As), then a somewhat roundabout > way to get a style listing is to Print to the .XPS printer > Office Button=>Print=>Print > and under 'Print What' pick 'Styles' > and choose the XPS printer. > > Then copy and paste from the resulting XPS document into a blank Word document. > > > ============== > <<"salbie" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > I have set up a Word 2007 template and am in the process of writing a style > guide. I want to document the attributes of the styles as part of the guide. > > I can display the style attributes on screen, but I can't select the text > displayed so I can copy this into a document. > > Is there a way to display the style attributes so that the descriptive text > can be copied, or printed out? > > Thanks, > > salbie>> > -- > > Bob Buckland ?:-) > MS Office System Products MVP > > *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* > > >
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