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Stefan Blom Stefan Blom is offline I've formatted a document using Arial 10pt. However, when certain computers open it, it's Calibri 11 Windows 10 I've formatted a document using Arial 10pt. However, when certain computers open it, it's Calibri 11 Office 2019
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"Automatically update document styles" is required if you want Word to update the styles in a document after you have attached a (new) template to the document. However, once you have done that, you should clear the option again. Otherwise, Word will continue to update styles the next time you open that same document, and you may not want that to happen.

The "Update automatically" option for individual paragraph styles is different. It can be used to incorporate direct formatting into a style.
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