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 | | From: | Geoff Hart | | Subject: | Sarbanes-Oxley resource | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 11:54:15 -0500 |
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For those (not me!) who must deal with the U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX!)
legislation, here's a pointer to what I hope will prove a useful
resource:
* askSam Puts Sarbanes-Oxley into Database
Forwarded from the Research Buzz newsletter, a wonderfully eclectic
resource.
--Geoff Hart ghart@videotron.ca
(try geoffhart@mac.com if you don't get a reply)
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| | From: | Amy P. | | Subject: | Styles in Word 2003 | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 13:26:01 -0500 |
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I can't believe I didn't find this in the archives anywhere; perhaps
my frustration is impeding my Sherlocking skills.
We just updated to Office 2003. Now, when I attempt to modify the
margin of a style, Word just creates a new style with my modification
tacked on, like so:
WAS: Body Text
ACTION: I slide a block of text over to move the left margin a little
to the right.
NOW: The style for the block is called "Body Text + Before: 0.26"
with a rather exotic symbol after it. The original "Body Text" still
exists as an option, but with the original formatting.
I am finding it impossible to just have my regular styles, and modify
them as I go. Instead, Word keeps creating new ones, adding on with a
plus sign whatever change I made. The styles drop-down list is now
such a mess that it's all pointless.
Help & thanks,
Amy P.
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| | From: | D.H.White | | Subject: | RE: Styles in Word 2003 | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 13:44:11 -0500 |
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Actually, Word 2002 acts this way, too--if you have not turned off track
formatting (Tools|Options|Edit|Keep Track of Formatting). If you have not,
and if you display the Styles & Formatting window, you'll see all
modifications made to any style.
The thing is, your usual and customary settings for a particular template
style have not been changed in the template unless you select the option to
make the style change to meet the paragraph in which you have placed the
insertion bar. The additionally displayed "styles" are unique to the
document in which you're working.
While I have thus far refused to move to Office 2003, I suspect you can hide
this obnoxious display by resetting the applicable option.
Don White
trlbldr@comcast.net
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