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Old 09-16-2018, 07:19 AM
NicB NicB is offline Restrict changing of document default settings Windows 10 Restrict changing of document default settings Office 2016
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Hi

Is there a way to ensure that default document settings cannot be changed (Design > Paragraph spacing or Manage Styles > Defaults). I've ensured that none of my styles are based on Normal but paragraph spacing for Body Text styles (and some others) can still be changed via these settings.

In my documents, I need to ensure that the end user sticks to the intended spacing and font settings (albeit they can use direct formatting, if a style does not exist - I've covered the majority of bases in my styles, but you can bet there will be one that i've missed somewhere!).



I can't find the setting for looking. Am I missing something?

Thank you.
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