This seems to be a "bright idea" on someone's part.
I for one liked style chaining: elegant, and it "did what you want".
So level styles are now permitted, which is good. Two questions:
1. When I open up a new outline, by default there is a "Heading 1", "Heading 2", and "Heading 3", but only ONE "Level 1". Which are the level styles? How to use them?
2. I may have a style in an existing outline that I would love to use in my new outline (or perhaps in a template). How do I apply this to the Level/Heading style? Does "Copy Style" really work? I've found the mileage to vary considerably.
Thank you very much for wonderful product you've produced. More information about the changes in each build would be appreciated.
I for one liked style chaining: elegant, and it "did what you want".
So level styles are now permitted, which is good. Two questions:
1. When I open up a new outline, by default there is a "Heading 1", "Heading 2", and "Heading 3", but only ONE "Level 1". Which are the level styles? How to use them?
2. I may have a style in an existing outline that I would love to use in my new outline (or perhaps in a template). How do I apply this to the Level/Heading style? Does "Copy Style" really work? I've found the mileage to vary considerably.
Thank you very much for wonderful product you've produced. More information about the changes in each build would be appreciated.
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