Chapter 15
Style Formatting
IN THIS CHAPTER
Understanding styles
Finding where Word hides styles
Applying styles
Removing styles
Creating your own styles
Modifying styles
Assigning a style shortcut key
I originally avoided styles in Word. They seemed silly, like extra work. Then I saw their power: When I applied a specific style to text, a single change to the style affected all text where the styles are applied. For example, to change my red text quotes to blue, one change is all that’s needed to affect all red text in a document. Styles are powerful. And you use styles when you create a document, whether you avoid them or not.
The Big Style Review
A style is a collection of text and paragraph formats, such as bold, indent, left-justified, 16-point Arial. This collection is given ...
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