FormatOrganizeStyles

The Organize Styles dialog box provides all the options and commands necessary to create new styles and also edit existing styles. When you open this dialog box, it opens with a default Dimension style. You can modify this style and save it in the library as a default copy. This dialog box helps you to manage Dimension and Text styles.

Under Dimension you have various categories that will enable you to create a dimension with all the necessary attributes. Similarly, under Text you have categories that will enable you to define your own text styles.

The Current style choice drop-down list in the dialog box enables you to set the current style by selecting a style from the list of all the available ones.
The preview area instantly displays the current loaded style. This enables you to have an updated view of the current style (can be either Dimension style or Text style). When you are editing the current style, this area updates automatically and helps you to control the modifications to the desired level.
The Description section enables you to have a description of the modifications done on a Specialize style with respect to the main style. If there are no specialized styles, then this section will display the current style name.

In the style list area you have two style groups. They are:

• Loaded
• Library
• • User
  • System (ready-only)

The commands (represented by icons) available in the Edit style content section enables you to create a new style and also edit existing styles. They are:

	New
	Specialize
	Set as Current
	Remove
	Save in Library

Try to ...

• Create a new style
• Edit a style
• Create a Specialize Style

Related Topics

• An overview on Organize Formats and Organize Styles
• An overview on Organize Styles (basic concepts)