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Article #20069Re: basedon para graph
From: Dave Saunders
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 12:57
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 12:57
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You go the other way. Open the document based on a template that has the styles you need defined (but nothing else) and then import your XML into that. I've never imported XML, so I don't completely know what I'm talking about, but I did something along these lines for a major project recently where I was importing Word documents. If you know the styles in advance then put them in a template and put that template in a specific place, then start each session by opening a copy of the template. The document you get will now have all the styles you need in it. If you don't know the styles in advance, then this doesn't work, but in that case you shouldn't need to import them from anywhere, just create them. Dave
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