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I created a New document and then created Heading 1-5 styles using Shauna Kelly's procedure. Then I copied the those 5 styles from the document to the Normal.dot template, named the document "Styles Worksheet" and closed Word (2000). As a check, I reopened "Styles Worksheet" and verified that my Heading 1-5 styles had not changed. I closed Word again. "Styles Worksheet" is shown below.



Next, I opened a document that I had created some time ago and what to my surprise, Headings 1-5 did not change to what I had in Styles Worksheet. I then reapplied those styles but I did not see any change. What did I forget to do? Or do wrong?
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