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I have Word 2010 documents which have many unused styles in the style sheet, and a few styles that are used. &nbsp;I want to eliminate all style and have inline formatting, and then delete the styles. &nbsp;I have succeeded in removing unwanted styles, but have found no easy way to convert styles in the style sheet to inline formatting. &nbsp;Is there an easy way to do this?
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I have Word 2010 documents which have many unused styles in the style sheet, and a few styles that are used.  I want to eliminate all style and have inline formatting, and then delete the styles.  I have succeeded in removing unwanted styles, but have found no easy way to convert styles in the style sheet to inline formatting.  Is there an easy way to do this?

Is there an easy way to convert styles to inline formatting, and then delete the styles from a word 2010 document

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