Getting Started with Word Animation tutorial 142: Applying Styles

The paragraph style defines the entire paragraph, and the character style is used to define the selected text, where the paragraph style is most commonly used.

One, the application style

(a) To apply a style using the style Drop-down list:

1. Place the insertion point anywhere in the paragraph that you want to apply a style to. If you want to apply the same style to several paragraphs at once, you need to select those paragraphs (Word 2003 supports paragraphs that are not contiguous).

2. On the Formatting toolbar, select the paragraph style you want to apply in the Style Drop-down list box.

Tip: If you are familiar with a style name, you can enter a name directly in the list box, and then return.

(ii) To apply styles using the Styles and Formatting task pane:

1. Perform "format" → "Styles and Formatting", or click the Format Pane button on the Formatting toolbar to open the Styles and Formatting task pane.

2. In the select the format to Apply list box, click the style you want. When you select a style, the style name appears in the Format selected text box, and the style is applied to the currently selected object.

Tip: When you apply a character style slightly to a paragraph style, you must first select all the characters you want to apply the style to.

Second, use the format brush copy style

For styles that are already in use in a document, you can use the Format Painter to copy styles and apply them to other paragraphs or characters.

Third, cancel the style

If you are not satisfied with the paragraph style and character style you set, you can select these paragraphs or characters, you can then perform edit → purge → format, or clear formatting from the style Drop-down list in the Formatting toolbar, or clear formatting from the Styles and Formatting task pane. ")". "

Description

1. On the Formatting toolbar, in the Style Drop-down list and the Select Formatting to apply list box in the Styles and Formatting task pane, paragraph styles and character styles have different identities, paragraph style names show paragraph marks, and character style names display the underlined letter "a". In addition, there are table styles identified with "fields", and list styles with list labels.

Some of the styles in 2.Word 2003 are hidden, click Customize in the Display Drop-down list in the lower part of the Styles and Formatting task pane, and in the Open Formatting dialog box, you can set the styles that you want to show and hide.

3. You can specify shortcut keys for common styles, which will be introduced later.

The animation of the specific operation process is as follows:

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