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Modifying Styles and Working with Outlines Answers

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To open the dialog box for modifying styles, which step must you first complete in the Navigation pane?

A
Click Modify.
B
Hover the mouse pointer over the style.
C
Click Open.
D
Double-click the style.
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In addition to text with styles based on the Normal style, what text will be affected if you modify the Normal style?

A
text that has a customized heading style applied to it
B
text that appears immediately after text displaying the Normal style
C
text with a font type that is also used in the Normal style
D
text that does not have a special style applied to it
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Which process will make a style available in all other new documents?

A
Reorganize the other styles in the Import/Export organizer.
B
Copy the style to the Default template in the Import/Export organizer
C
Delete all custom styles from the Import/Export organizer.
D
Copy the style to the Normal template in the Import/Export organizer.
6

Complete each sentence.

Answers:
A common problem with overrides is that the style guide .:gets cluttered
A good alternative to creating an override is to .:create a new style
You can see more of the document at a time when text in an outline is .:collapsed
The Navigation pane can browse a document by .:headings
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Complete each sentence.

Answers:
A common problem with overrides is that the style guide .:gets cluttered
A good alternative to creating an override is to .:create a new style
You can see more of the document at a time when text in an outline is .:collapsed
The Navigation pane can browse a document by .:headings
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remove a styleexport a style✔ create a new style

A
remove a style
B
export a style
C
✔ create a new style
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✔ collapsedmagnifiedhighlighted

A
✔ collapsed
B
magnified
C
highlighted
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imports✔ headingssize

A
imports
B
✔ headings
C
size

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