Re: As long as we're talking about "My Style" in Word ...

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Dick, the format you describe ("name1, name2, name3, ...") is how one 
designates aliases for style names.

For example, I prefer to apply styles by pressing Ctrl+Shift+S, then typing 
the style name and pressing Enter.

I don't want to have to type "Heading 3," so I create an alias by appending 
a comma and "h3" to the existing style name in the style definition dialog box.

Word displays it the same way in the style selection drop-down list:

  Heading 3, h3

Once this is set up, I can press Ctrl+Shift+S, type h3, and press Enter to 
assign the Heading 3 style to the current paragraph.

In your case, the effect seems to be that you can use any of the listed 
names to assign the associated style, which might be a desirable feature. 
If it's not, editing the style names may be required--I'd be surprised if 
Word listed them separately in the Organize Styles dialog box.

--David

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