how to create style in MS word document?
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When creating, or modifying the style, there is a small check box in the left botton corner called "Add to Template". click it and it will be added to the Normal.dot file.\n\n\nXLMan
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To set the font - select your desired font from the font drop-down list on the left side of the toolbar. You can also select Format | Font from the menubar.\n\nTo set the margins - select View | Options then go to the each of the Text, Rich Text, Word, and Write tabs and check 'Wrap to Ruler'.
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you can design one in your wordpreocessor, and then save it as a file, and then you could paste it on the top of every document when you start it, I don't know which one you have, but MS WORD, MS WORKS, Wordperfect, all of these are cable, and probably have templates. If you have none, there is free suite at opensource.com, that is comprable to MSworks called Openoffice.org 2.0, it is just like MS office
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try the templates in microsoft word\nthey are more about style than purpose
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If you have MS Office, then in Word, you can go to File, New and choose to make a document from and existing one.  They give you templates for resumes.
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This varies depending to the application you use. In MS Word you can copy & Paste the graphic into the header/footer area to set it as a backgroung image. And you can use the Image or Picture toolbar to lighten it up so it won't hide your text.
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Download and install your fonts in computer\nStart -> Control Panel -> Fonts (Copy and paste your font over there)\n\nThen start your Ms Word to check whether your font is installed. \n\nHope it helps.
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open a new word doc, insert the picture, resize it, \nget the picture toolbar by right click on top grey area\nclick the "wrap text" button on the toolbar, choose behind text,\nadjust the contrast and brightness to set the transparency of pic, if you like. \nsave the file as template by file|save as| click save as type and choose document template to save to your desire file name.
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I am assuming you are using Windows:\n\nGo to Control Panel,\nDouble-click Fonts.\n\nGo to the File menu and select "Install New Font....." and then select your font file to install it.\n\nYou should then be able to use the font in MS Word, Photoshop or any other program.\n\nYou can also drag the font files into the Font folder under Control Panel if you are using Windows 2000 or above.
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You can set up a template to use. Modify the template to have three different text settings. You can then select the text style that you want without having to go through the menu.\nAsk the help thing for info on setting templates and styles.
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If you are using Microsoft Word (which is pretty common) you can create labels by going to Tools>Envelopes and Labels... Create a sheet of labels in a new document.\n\nRight click on the toolbar area and select the Tables and Borders toolbar. You can then use change text direction button on the toolbar to do what you have asked.\n\nTIP: If you want to have text going in different directions show the gridlines on the table that Word uses to print your labels to give you a guide and then split the cells (you can draw in a new dividing line with the pencil on the Tables and Borders toolbar). You should have more than one cell per label and the text in each call can go in a different direction.
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try pasting to another document program such as Notepad and Wordpad to see if that works.   It it does then you will need to check the options in MS Word.\nE
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MS word: just stick your pictures and your text in the way you want it and then save as .htm\n\nThat's it, you know have a website!\n\nI recommend using dreamweaver though.
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Go to http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/ns/default.aspx?GP=11%2F6%2F2006+4%3A54%3A17+PM and get certain styles for free
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There are a lot of templates from microsoft.com under office templates.  There should be some for Excel and Word.
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1. Open Microsoft Word \n2. Click "Table". \n3. Click "Formula". \n4. In the formula box, type the following: \n=X97:S1587 \n5. Change the number format to 0.00%. \n6. Change the paste function to SUM. \n7. Press OK. \n8. "!Syntax Error, :" will appear. \n9. Highlight "!Syntax Error, :". \n10. Go format, font and change the color to \nGray-25% \n11. Click OK. \n12. Highlight "!Syntax Error, :". \n13. Go format, font and change the font effects to Double strikethrough and Embossed. \n14. Press OK. \n15. Go to the line beneath "!Syntax Error, :", and type "MotoMad" in Rockwell, size 29. \n16. Press Enter twice. \n17. Press File, Save As, and save it as "MotoMad". Then press "Options". \n18. Change "Save Word Files As", to "Rich Text Format". \n19. Click OK and Save the file in any folder. \n20. Close Word and open the file from the folder you saved it to. \n21. This should open Motocross Madness V.1.1. \n22. Use the arrow keys to steer the bike and space for extra turbo\n\nHave fun!!!
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hold ALT + SHIFT + CTRL + !\n\nthis works in microsoft word\n\nTry ALT + SHIFT + CTRL and press different key's to see what you come up with (It's Fun)¿