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Re: Word Accessibility Question About Built-in Styles
From: chagnon
Date: Apr 2, 2019 1:27PM
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Always best to use the known built-in styles that come with Word's
Normal.dotx (template).
You can alter/modify their appearance to anything you want, but most
technologies (all kinds, not just screen readers) look for the style name.
-Bevi
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