Re: Word question: applying styles with toolbar icons

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Martin Polley wrote:
> 
> If you use the Organizer to import the toolbar (and related
> macros) into the document, then they are in the document,
> and travel very nicely with it.

Another problem is that you can't stop them from changing the toolbars, macros, styles, and auto-text once you decentralize the definitions by storing them in the .doc file.  That's one of the advantages in keeping them in a separate .dot file.

I understand that you can't make them install a .dot file, though; so Martin's suggestion is probably the best solution.  Maybe you can persuade them not to get too creative...and teach them not to use Enter, tabs, and spaces to create white space.  ;)

--David 
 
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