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Creating new (custom) styles

You may want to add some new styles. You can do this in two ways:

• Creating a new style using the Style dialog

• Creating a new style from a selection

Note

New styles apply only to this document; they are not be saved

in the template. To save new styles in a template, see

“Copying and moving styles“ on page 117 and “Creating a

template” on page 120.

Creating a new style using the Style dialog

To create a new style using the Style dialog, right-click in the Styles

and Formatting window and choose New from the pop-up menu.

(Cell styles only) If you want your new style to be linked with an

existing style, first select that style and then right-click and choose

New.

If you link styles, then when you change the base style (for example, by

changing the font from Times to Helvetica), all the linked styles will

change as well. Sometimes this is exactly what you want; other times

you do not want the changes to apply to all the linked styles. It pays to

plan ahead.

The dialogs and choices are the same for defining new styles and for

modifying existing styles.

Creating a new style from a selection

You can create a new cell style by copying an existing manual format.

1) Open the Styles and Formatting window and choose the type of

style you want to create.

2) In the document, select the formatted cell that you want to save

as a style.

3) In the Styles and Formatting window, click on the New Style

from Selection icon .

4) In the Create Style dialog, type a name for the new style. The list

shows the names of existing custom styles of the selected type.

Click OK to save the new style.

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