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I'm not superstitious or have Friggatriskaidekaphobia (as the fear of Friday the 13th is also known) but I flew home last night, instead of today. And as I didn't have any takers for today's PowerPoint course (perhaps everybody has bolted their doors and are hiding behind a pillow) I had the time to write a tip today...
Styles are used to quickly format chunks of text, such as titles and subtitles. When a particular style is applied to text, that text is automatically formatted according to the style definition, saving you the time it would take to manually apply the same formatting. I always recommend using Word's built-in styles so that you can take advantage of the fabulous options in the navigation pane (see tip_415.php) and quickly create a Table of Contents. OK, it's very likely that Microsoft's choice of formatting is not what you want, but you can easily apply and modify them.
Here's how:
OK, there are a lot more things you might want to know about Styles (I used to offer a separate half day course on the topic) but I take great pride in keeping it simple and explain things in a language we can all understand and appreciate.
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