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Re: Word & PDF Style Question About Headings
From: chagnon
Date: Jul 11, 2019 9:49AM
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"Heading 3 no top line" is not one of the basic built-in styles in the MS
Word "normal" template. From what you describe, It appears to be a variation
based on the Heading 3 style.
It was created by someone in your organization and possibly added to your
office's normal template so that it automatically appears in all new
documents.
-Bevi
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