Creating documents with Style

re: Creating documents with Style

wrdblog — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 23:57:42 GMT

Suzanne--no, you're eyesight is fine. my new glasses, however, were already on order when this was posted. We'll get a new image up shortly (and then folks will wonder what we were talking about).

re: Creating documents with Style

Suzanne S. Barnhill — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 16:12:57 GMT

Stuart, am I blind? To me, the Word 2007 style set and the Manuscript style set (at least in your screen shots) look identical.

re: Creating documents with Style

Mr. Gunn — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 23:07:55 GMT

"Intense quote"? You do realize the rest of the entire world calls that a "block quote", right?

re: Creating documents with Style

wrdblog — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 21:53:01 GMT

Hi Mona, The Show Formatting in Use command still exists - to get to it:

1) Click on the dialog launcher (the small icon at the bottom right) of the Styles group on the Home tab.

2) In the Styles pane, click on the link that says Options...

3) The first drop-down list lets you filter the styles shown - "In Use" will show you what you want. Also, by default, we no longer show all unique combinations of direct formatting as styles in the list - if you want to see that, check the appropriate checkboxes in the same dialog to see the results of that formatting in the Styles pane. - Tristan

re: Creating documents with Style

m_anter — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 10:34:37 GMT

Hi Stuart, Thanks for your interesting blogs about formatting. I work as a DTP specialist and very interested in the topic. I want to ask about the "Show: Formatting in use" command that was available in the

"Styles and Formatting" task pane in Word 2003. Can I find the same feature in Word 2007? I also suggest a feature that enable me to control the design and content of the blank page resulting from inserting an odd/even section break. Finally, I wnat to congratulate the office team on Microsoft Office system releasing to manufacturing. Good luck,

Mona