Styles Styles are formatting instructions automatically programmed into Word. Styles are used in lieu of the buttons on the toolbar (for example, the button, or the “Bold” “Bullets” button). Use them to create: Titles (using the style) “Title” Headings (using one of nine styles) “Heading” Subtitles (using the style) “Subtitle” Bulleted Lists (using one of five different Bullet” styles) “List Numbered Lists (using one of five different Number” styles) “List Words in italics (using the style) “Emphasis” Words in bold (using the style) “Strong” Underlined words (using the Reference” style) “Subtle To use a style in Microsoft Word® 2010 and 2013 Click on in the ribbon toolbar. The fourth box from the left in the home “Home” ribbon is the box. “Style” Before typing in any text, select the style you would like to use. For example, click on if you wish to create a title. Type in your title. “Title” Press enter, and your text will revert to the (default) style. From “Normal” here, you can continue using the appropriate styles. For instance, you could start writing your text in the style, or you may want to create a “Normal” heading. To create a heading, click on a style, and then input your “Heading” text. To see a list of more styles, the expansion arrow at the bottom right corner of the box. Go to Options in the bottom right corner, and in the “Styles” new window which pops up, select styles” in the first drop down menu. “All Select OK and the window will now show many more styles. “Styles” To modify a style in Microsoft Word® 2010 and 2013 Right Click on the icon of the particular style in the menu. Select A new window will open. “Modify”. Click (found in the bottom left corner of the window). “Format” In the pop-up menu, select the change you wish to make. For example, if you wish to change the written text, select “Font”.
Styles Styles are formatting instructions automatically programmed into Word. Styles are used in lieu of the buttons on the toolbar (for example, the “Bold” button, or the “Bullets” button). Use them to create: Titles (using the “Title” style) Headings (using one of nine “Heading” styles) Subtitles (using the “Subtitle” style) Bulleted Lists (using one of five different “List Bullet” styles) Numbered Lists (using one of five different “List Number” styles) Words in italics (using the “Emphasis” style) Words in bold (using the “Strong” style) Underlined words (using the “Subtle Reference” style) To use a style in Microsoft Word® 2010 and 2013 Click on “Home” in the ribbon toolbar. The fourth box from the left in the home ribbon is the “Style” box. Before typing in any text, select the style you would like to use. For example, click on “Title” if you wish to create a title. Type in your title. Press enter, and your text will revert to the “Normal” (default) style. From here, you can continue using the appropriate styles. For instance, you could start writing your text in the “Normal” style, or you may want to create a heading. To create a heading, click on a “Heading” style, and then input your text. To see a list of more styles, the expansion arrow at the bottom right corner of the “Styles” box. Go to Options in the bottom right corner, and in the new window which pops up, select “All styles” in the first drop down menu. Select OK and the “Styles” window will now show many more styles. To modify a style in Microsoft Word® 2010 and 2013 Right Click on the icon of the particular style in the menu. Select “Modify”. A new window will open. Click “Format” (found in the bottom left corner of the window). In the pop-up menu, select the change you wish to make. For example, if you wish to change the written text, select “Font”.
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