The Styles feature in Microsoft Word is a versatile, time-saving tool

that can allow editors to streamline their workflow, saving time while

creating professional documents for their clients as well as templates

for themselves. This 60-minute webinar

goes deep into the features of Styles, including how to add,

remove, and edit Styles; create style sheets; and troubleshoot

formatting that stems from issues with Styles.

Webinar attendees

will leave understanding how to customize the Styles menu, the

difference between paragraph and character Styles, how to use the Style

Inspector, how to create a style sheet, and more.

Students should

have access to a version of Microsoft Word. The webinar focuses on Word

365 but points out what is different for Mac and older Word versions.

Rochelle Deans

(she/her) is an editor and formatter with more than eleven years of

experience, formatting everything from engineering reports to

dissertations, and from epic fantasy to branded study handouts. Her

booklet “Advanced Features of Word: How to Easily Format Theses and

Dissertations” is published through the Editorial Freelancers

Association. She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, two young

children, and a cat who is bad at being a cat. Her bad habits include

mispronouncing words, eating ice cream right before bed, and spending

too much time on the internet.

This webinar originally aired on June 29, 2021.