![]() For example, an organization changes its document formatting guidelines. If the template has changed, you may want the document updated to reflect those changes. You’ve attached a different template to the document – Word needs to know whether to use the styles saved in the document or use the styles (of the same name) in the newly attached template. That makes sense in the context of this templates dialog box. The label should read ‘Update document using template style settings’. The document is updated based on the template styles. What’s being updated? The template styles or the document? ![]() ![]() You’re totally forgiven for wondering what’s going on. This is one of those poorly worded Word labels. This where you can see which template is attached to the current document and change if necessary. There are several similarly worded options to do with ‘Style’ and ‘Automatic’ so let’s be clear … we’re talking about File | Options | Add-ins | Manage | Templates | Go | Templates and Add-ins | Templates … we did say ‘deep’ inside Word. What does that do and which documents are affected? Deep in Microsoft Word is the choice “Automatically Update Document Styles”.
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