Disable prompt to "replace current styles"?

Hi,
If I select a shape layer that I've created, then click the Styles icon in the toolbar to apply a new style to it, it comes up with the preview box. Then I click the small button to the right to open the styles dropdown menu where I select, for example, Glass Buttons to show those styles. But it always prompts "Do you want to replace the current styles with the styles from... [selected styes]?"
Is there a way to override this and disable this prompt so I can select and immediately view the newly selected style group?
Thanks!

The only easy way i'm aware of is to hold down the Alt key to bypass the dialog.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926642
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(1)
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Hello Sir (Harbs, Jongware and other),
I am really sorry for late answering. I am junior so heavy workload.
This line code "h1" paragraph style actually comes ms-word file (floppy style).
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