Hi Jay,
I've never investigated this in any depth, but...
If you attach a template, then update the styles, there's no guarantee
that you'll get the results you expect. This is especially the case with
table and numbering styles, especially anything to do with numbering.
For this, the Organizer method is more reliable.
If speed is a problem, you might want to consider recreating the styles
in the documents with your code. Take you longer to code, but it should
run faster... You can probably speed up writing the code by recording a
small change to each style in a macro.
> I have created macros to rebuild documents which are all created from
> similar templates. As part of standardising them, I copy styles from a
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> I'd rather keep the docs standalone rather than depending on an
> external template.
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
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jay - 22 Aug 2005 17:18 GMT
Hi, Cindy
Thanks- that's an idea.
At this point, I'll probably just live with the performance slowness,
since the styles should only need to be copied over once per directory.
(and occasionally, depending on who works on the docs?)
Most of my code has come from the MVP site or these forums- thanks
again to all you MVPs!
Regards
Jay