atw: Re: Char Char Char Problem in Word

Select Tools > Options, then on the Edit tab clear the check box that says
'Keep track of formatting'.

I think all that 'char char' stuff comes when you have that option set. I
always make sure it's turned off.

Howard

2008/12/16 Tracey Colasacco <Tracey@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

>  Hi all,
>
> Problem:  I create a template with various styles, then find that a style
> char char char exists and replaces all my defined styles which means I lose
> the stylesheet funtionality. Has anyone else had this problem - it is
> prolific in the documents produced by this one client and my 'clean'
> templates end up infected by this problem.  One can't work without styles!!!
>
> Any suggestions on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.
>
>
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>
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