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Centralizing Word Styles -- Why Can't It Be Like HTML?

Asked by deane_barker in Microsoft Word

Tags: change

I'm used to the Web environment where a million HTML files can all base their formatting off the same stylesheet.  Is it possible to approximate this functionality with Word?

We have a folder structure with dozens of Word documents.  They get printed separately (no, they don't roll up into a master document).  If I make a change to one of the styles, I have to run through all the documents and make the same change.

The documents are styled well -- headings used the standard Heading 1, 2, 3 styles in Word.  There's nothing too funky with them.

Are there any best practices to "sync" all these documents off of one "template" document?  What I envision is having a single document that I style how I'd like them all styled, then run a script that programatically runs through all the documents in the folder tree, and applies this template document's styles to them all, over-writing whatever styles they had defined before.

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