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CREATING A STYLE USING FORMAT DEFINE STYLES
 
Overview: <Format Define Styles command>
 
To create a style using Format Define Styles:
1. Choose Format Define Styles (Alt,T,D) to open
   the style sheet window.
2. Choose Insert New Style (Alt,I,N).
3. In the Key Code box, type a one- or
   two-character code for the style.
4. In the Style Type box, select the type of
   style you want to create.
5. In the Remark box, type a note to help
   you remember the purpose of the style.
6. In the Style I.D box, type the name of the
   style or select a style from the list.
7. Choose OK.
   The dialog box closes and Word displays the
   new style name in the style sheet window.
8. Use the Format menu commands to create the
   formatting instructions you want.
 
Note: To close the style sheet window, place the
      cursor in the style sheet window and press
      Ctrl+F4, or click the close icon in the
      upper-left corner of the window.
 
More Help: <Working with styles and style sheets>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 28, "Style Sheets"