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Old 08-04-2018, 09:39 AM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Change Styles - Files \ New Document Windows 10 Change Styles - Files \ New Document Office 2013
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Yes you have the correct file.
However, what you likely want to be change is is not the hidden/not hidden property but rather whether it is shown in the [Quick] Styles Gallery. This is a checkbox on the Modify Style dialog.


Also, it is generally safer to make such modifications from within a blank document and save them to the templates rather than opening the Normal Template itself. While I open and change the normal template regularly, I hesitate to recommend it to anyone else because of the problems that can arise from improper editing of that template.
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