Word 2013 Styles and Templates (Table of Contents)

Word 2013 Styles and Templates includes 168 information-packed pages and is designed for users of Word 2013. The following is the Table of Contents:

Introduction

• What Versions of Word are Covered?
• Get More Tips
• A Special Note of Thanks
• Sharing this Document

Why You Should Use Styles

The Basics of Styles

• Defining a Style
• Applying a Style
• Changing a Style
• Renaming a Style
• Deleting a Style

Helpful Hints when Creating and Using Styles

• Avoid Using the Normal Style
• Use Linked Styles with Care
• Develop Style Families
• Intelligently Starting a New Paragraph
• Using the Style Area
• Quickly Copying Styles
• One Change Affects Everything
• Displaying the Styles You Want Displayed
• Using Hidden Styles
• Using the Organizer to Manage Styles
• Can't Select Style Instances
• Avoid Losing All Formatting in a Document
• Making Sure Styles Don't Update Automatically
• Searching for Styles
• Searching for Text Not Using a Certain Style
• Can't Find or Delete a Style
• Quick and Dirty Paragraph Count
• Retaining Explicit Formatting after Applying Styles
• Getting Rid of Modify Style Message
• Deleting a Large Number of Styles

Style-Related Shortcuts

• Shortcuts for Basic Style Formatting
• Stepping Through Head Formats
• Quickly Displaying the Style Dialog Box
• Assigning a Shortcut Key to Styles
• Controlling the Styles in the Quick Style Gallery
• Understanding Style Sets
• Noting the Current Style
• Viewing Your Custom Styles

Printing and Styles

• Printing a Style Sheet
• Printing a Full Style Sheet
• Printing a List of Custom Styles
• Putting Style Names Next to Paragraphs on a Printout
• Preserving Style Formatting when Combining Documents
• Printing Placeholders and Answers

Formatting Considerations for Styles

• Reapplying Styles Seamlessly
• Automatically Updating Styles
• Automatically Update Document Styles Setting
• Maintaining Formatting when Inserting Documents
• Reversed Bolding
• Turning Off a Dictionary for a Style
• Ensuring that Spell Checking is Enabled in All Styles
• Turning Off Error Checking for a Specific Word
• Turning Off Smart Quotes for Specific Styles
• Turning Off Automatic Hyphenation for Parts of a Document
• Hyperlink Formatting
• Selecting a Language for Text
• Checking Bilingual Documents
• Making Language Changes Apply to Text in Footnotes and Text Boxes
• Determining a Paragraph's Style in a Macro
• Finding Unused Styles
• Removing Unused Styles
• Cut and Paste Formatting
• Preventing Styles from Changing
• Cleaning Up a Document that Mixes Styles with Explicit Formatting
• Reformatting a Document with Messed-Up Styles
• Minimizing and Correcting Propagation of Similar Styles
• Getting Rid of Variant Styles
• Formatting Line Numbers
• Using Alternating Styles

Styles and Tables of Contents

• Problems with TOC Styles
• Creating a TOC that Includes Specific Styles
• Adding Headers or Footers to a TOC
• Customized Tables of Contents

Inserting Cross-References to Styles

Understanding Templates

• Finding Where Templates Are Stored
• Template Folder Location
• Editing a Template
• Adding an Individual Style to the Template
• Saving a Preview with Your Template
• Creating a Document Based on a Template

Templates and Documents

• Best Way to Create a Document Template
• Determining Which Template Is Attached to a Document
• Changing the Attached Template
• Templates and Page Setup
• Preventing Changes to Styles in Documents
• Create a Template that Stops Styles from Being Added to a Document
• Saving Styles in a Macro
• Finding Default Shortcut Keys
• Inserting the Template Name in Your Document
• Margins for All Documents Changing

Managing Templates

• Protect Your Document Templates
• Managing Corporate Templates
• Working on Shared Templates
• Batch Template Changes
• Fixing Persistent Template Corruption
• Template Changing On Its Own
• Updating Many Template References
• Examining Styles and Macros in a Template
• Listing the Settings in a Template
• Tracking Changes to Templates
• Moving Building Block Templates

Putting Templates to Work

• Creating a Boilerplate Document
• Creating a Letterhead Template
• Formatting Multiple Documents
• Applying Standard Headers and Footers to a Document
• Creating a New Document in a Macro
• Opening a Text File and Template from the Command Line

The Normal Template: A Special Case

• How Word Treats the Normal Template
• Recovered Document becomes Default
• What Changes Did I Make In that Template?
• Automatically Saving Changes to Defaults
• Startup Template Changes
• Inconsistent Prompting to Save Normal Template Changes
• Deploying Standard Styles through an Organization

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