Chapter 15

Style Formatting

IN THIS CHAPTER

Bullet Understanding styles

Bullet Finding where Word hides styles

Bullet Applying styles

Bullet Removing styles

Bullet Creating your own styles

Bullet Modifying styles

Bullet Assigning a style shortcut key

If all of Word’s formatting commands are ingredients, a style is a recipe. A style is a single command that applies a virtual stew of formatting commands, everything at once. Even better, when you update or change a style, all text formatting with that style applied changes as well. Styles help you save time and make your documents look fabulous.

The Big Style Overview

A style is a collection of text and paragraph formats given a single name and applied to text, just like any other format. When you apply a style, you apply all the formats stored in that style. Update a style, and all ...

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