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How to Use Styles to Save Time Formatting Documents

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(Stuart Blythe) This handout will show you how to save a considerable amount of time formatting the
documents you create with Microsoft Word. (The lessons can be transferred to other Office
products as well.) Specifically, this handout shows you how to use the Styles function in
Microsoft Word (and, by extension, other Office products) to create format documents
quickly. To benefit from this handout, you should already understand how to create basic
documents in Word (i.e., to create a new document, type text, change text to bold face or
italics, and save it).

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