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From: Jeff on 4 Mar 2010 13:19
I am very new to Word 2007 but very familiar with W 2002.

I have a Word 2002 document that I opened in Word 2007.

I also started a new document in Word 2007 and would like to use the
same fonts, heading styles, etc. How do I transfer these settings to
the new document in Word 2007 (which presently has weird default fonts
like "Calibri" and no default Heading 3, etc.).

I prefer the settings I am used to in Word 2002 and would like to
transfer them to Word 2007.

Thank you, Jeff
From: Stefan Blom on 4 Mar 2010 13:52
If you are saying that you want to use the factory defaults of Word 2002
(and 2003)? If so, do the following: In Word 2007, create a new, blank
document, for example by pressing Ctrl+N. Click the Home tab. Click Change
Styles | Style Set | Word 2003. Then click Change Styles | Set as Default.
If/when you are prompted to save the Normal template, choose to do so.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



<Jeff(a)couldbeinvalid.com> wrote in message
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>I am very new to Word 2007 but very familiar with W 2002.
>
> I have a Word 2002 document that I opened in Word 2007.
>
> I also started a new document in Word 2007 and would like to use the same
> fonts, heading styles, etc. How do I transfer these settings to the new
> document in Word 2007 (which presently has weird default fonts like
> "Calibri" and no default Heading 3, etc.).
>
> I prefer the settings I am used to in Word 2002 and would like to transfer
> them to Word 2007.
>
> Thank you, Jeff


From: Jeff on 4 Mar 2010 18:15
On 3/4/2010 1:52 PM, Stefan Blom wrote:
> If you are saying that you want to use the factory defaults of Word 2002
> (and 2003)? If so, do the following: In Word 2007, create a new, blank
> document, for example by pressing Ctrl+N. Click the Home tab. Click Change
> Styles | Style Set | Word 2003. Then click Change Styles | Set as Default.
> If/when you are prompted to save the Normal template, choose to do so.
>
Thank you, that helps.

However I realize I had default customizations in my Word 2002 setup, or
at least in that document (Heading and text styles, page margins,
paragraph settings, etc.). Is there a way to save the styles, etc. of
that document and transfer them for use in Word 2007?

Thanks.

Jeff
From: Stefan Blom on 5 Mar 2010 08:35
You can copy the relevant styles to your normal.dotm template. Use the
Organizer, which you can open by clicking the Import/Export button in the
Manage Styles dialog box (to open the dialog, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S; in
the Styles pane, click the Manage Styles button).

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



<Jeff(a)couldbeinvalid.com> wrote in message
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> On 3/4/2010 1:52 PM, Stefan Blom wrote:
>> If you are saying that you want to use the factory defaults of Word 2002
>> (and 2003)? If so, do the following: In Word 2007, create a new, blank
>> document, for example by pressing Ctrl+N. Click the Home tab. Click
>> Change
>> Styles | Style Set | Word 2003. Then click Change Styles | Set as
>> Default.
>> If/when you are prompted to save the Normal template, choose to do so.
>>
> Thank you, that helps.
>
> However I realize I had default customizations in my Word 2002 setup, or
> at least in that document (Heading and text styles, page margins,
> paragraph settings, etc.). Is there a way to save the styles, etc. of
> that document and transfer them for use in Word 2007?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jeff


From: Jeff on 5 Mar 2010 15:42
On 3/5/2010 8:35 AM, Stefan Blom wrote:
> You can copy the relevant styles to your normal.dotm template. Use the
> Organizer, which you can open by clicking the Import/Export button in the
> Manage Styles dialog box (to open the dialog, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S; in
> the Styles pane, click the Manage Styles button).
>
Thank you very much for taking the time to help.

Jeff
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