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1: Use Styles - The Most Important Rule!
All the Styles you need are set up in Word already: many
Heading Styles all the way from Heading 1 on down, Normal for your body
text, Index Styles, Table
of Contents Styles, List Styles; these are all available in the Normal
template. If you use these Styles, a Word document will translate into
quite
reasonably-formatted Braille.
When you use Styles, you have the added benefit that when you
want to change the font, size or emphasis of a Heading, you only need
to change the Style once -
your changes are then applied automatically to every occurrence of that
Style in the document.
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Figure 1: The Styles and Formatting dialog in Word 2003 - reached from
the Format
menu - choose Styles or Styles and Formatting. For help in earlier
versions of Word, press F1 or go to the Help menu. When Help opens,
search for Styles.
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