How can you save a lot of time and boring repetition when it comes to formatting in Word?
archives, by Terry Freedman
On 30 September 2010 I wrote about a time-saving technique in Microsoft Word:
“Some people really make a lot of work for themselves when it comes to headings. It seems straightforward enough: just select the text you want to use for the heading, and make it bold, underlined, bigger or whatever takes your fancy. The trouble really starts when you decide you’d like to change the way the headings look. And even if you are happy with their appearance, you’re still missing out on a load of other good stuff.”
Apart from the fact that the screenshots are outdated now, the suggestions in the article are as valid now as they were then. Check it out for yourself:
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