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INSERTING A NEW STYLE
 
Overview: <Insert New Style command>
 
To insert a new style:
1. Choose Format Define Styles (Alt,T,D) to open
   the style sheet window.
2. If you want to insert the style in a style
   sheet that is not currently open, choose File
   Open (Alt,F,O) and open the style sheet.
3. Choose Insert New Style (Alt,I,N).
4. In the Style Type box, select a type for the
   style.
5. In the Style I.D. box, Word displays an
   available style I.D. for the new style:
   ■ If you want to use this style I.D., proceed
     to the next step.
   ■ To assign a different style I.D., select one
     from the list. Available style I.D.s do not
     have parentheses next to them.
6. To assign a key code to the style, type a
   one- or two-character code in the Key Code
   box.
7. In the Remark box, type descriptive text about
   the style to help you remember its purpose.
8. Choose OK.
 
More Help: <Working with styles and style sheets>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 28, "Style Sheets"