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CHANGING A STYLE NAME
 
Overview: <Edit Rename Style command>
 
To change a style name:
1. Choose Format Define Styles (Alt,T,D) to
   open the style sheet window.
2. Select the style you want to change.
3. Choose Edit Rename Style (Alt,E,N).
4. To assign a key code, or a new key code, type
   the code in the Key Code box.
5. In the Style I.D. box, do one of the following:
   ■ Accept the available style I.D. that Word
     suggests.
   ■ Select another available style I.D. Any
     style I.D. in the list without parentheses
     to the right of it is available.
6. Type a note in the Remark box (optional).
7. Choose OK.
8. When you have completed all changes to the
   style sheet, choose File Save (Alt,F,S).
 
Note: If you have two styles with the same key
      code or style I.D., Word prompts you to
      assign a different key code or style I.D.
      to the style you are changing.
 
More Help: <Working with styles and style sheets>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 28, "Style Sheets"