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What it Does Type of Style
create an emphasis style that italicizes selected text when
you apply the style to it.
Applies standardized formatting to frames. For example, if
your document uses sidebars, you can create frames with Frame
specified graphics, borders, location, and other formatting
so that all of your sidebars have a consistent appearance.
Applies standardized formatting to a specified type of page.
For example, if every page of your document contains a Page
header and footer except for the first page, you can use a first
page style that disables headers and footers. You can also
use different page styles for left and right pages so that you
have bigger margins on the insides of pages and your page
numbers appear on an outside corner.
Applies standardized formatting to specified list types. For
example, you can define a checklist with square check boxes List
and a bullet list with round bullets, then easily apply the
correct style when creating your lists.
Opening the Styles and Formatting Window
The Styles and Formatting window (called the Stylist in earlier versions of OpenOf-
fice.org), is a versatile formatting tool for applying styles to text, paragraphs, pages,
frames, and lists. To open this window, click Format Styles and Formatting. OpenOf-
fice.org comes with several predefined styles. You can use these styles as they are,
modify them, or create new styles.
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By default, the Styles and Formatting window is a floating window; that is, it
opens in its own window that you can place anywhere on the screen. If you
use styles extensively, you might find it helpful to dock the window so that it
always present in the same part of the Writer interface. To dock the Styles and
Formatting window, press
Control
while you double-click on a gray area in the
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