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Use the Format > Manage Styles command for this.
Document templates
Styles that you want to use frequently can be stored in a document template.
Whenever you create a new document, TextMaker lets you select the document
template to be used as the basis for the document. All styles stored in the document
will also be available in your new document.
For details, read the pages that follow.
Character styles
You can save a frequently needed character format (typeface, size, emphasis, etc.)
in a character style and apply it repeatedly to any characters you like.
For example, if you want some sections of a contract to be formatted in a special
typeface and in a smaller size, simply create an appropriate character style – let’s
call it “Fine print” – and apply the style to those sections.
Note: The difference between character styles and paragraph styles (see section
“Paragraph styles” beginning on page 127) is that character styles contain only
saved character formats, while paragraph styles contain both saved character
formats and saved paragraph formats (indentation, tab stops, alignment, etc.).
Accordingly, character styles are applicable to individual characters, while paragraph
styles are applicable only to complete paragraphs.
On the next pages, you will find detailed information on working with character
styles. The following topics are covered:
Creating character styles
Applying character styles
Modifying character styles
The scope of character styles
The character style Normal
Creating linked character styles
Character styles and the sidebar
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