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FORMAT RECORD STYLE
 
Procedures: <Recording styles>
 
Use the Format Record Style command to record
the selected formatting as a <style> or to
revise an existing style. You can then apply the
recorded style to other documents or parts of the
same document.
 
■ The quickest way to create a style is to apply
  the formatting you want with the Format
  commands and/or the <speed formatting keys>,
  and then use the Format Record Style command or
  the Style box on the ribbon to record the style.
 
■ The quickest way to edit a style is to make
  formatting changes to text that has the style
  applied to it, and then select the text and
  record the style.
 
■ You can record styles using the Style box on
  the <ribbon>.
 
■ You can also create or edit a style with the
  Format Define Styles command. This requires
  more advanced knowledge of style sheets and
  formatting information, such as fonts and
  positioning.
 
■ To work with styles effectively, familiarize
  yourself with the terms <key code>, <remark>,
  <style type>, and <style I.D.>.
 
More Help: <Style sheet commands>
           <Format menu commands>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 28, "Style Sheets"