[Trainer-Talk] Three Questions About Office 365 Styles

[Greg Aikens]

Hi Barbara,
I'm not sure about the behavior of the Enter key, but that may be somewhere in Word Options. 

The command to open the styles pane is Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S. 

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Subject: [Trainer-Talk] Three Questions About Office 365 Styles

1.  I am setting up someone's computer with Office 365.  She wants her
computer to behave like a typewriter--that is, if she presses Enter, it goes
to the next line instead of skipping a line and inserting a hidden paragraph
marker.  You could do this in Word 2010 by setting the style to Word 2003,
but I haven't found it in Office 365, which right now is effectively Word
2016.  Can this be done?  

2.  Mouse users can somehow start a dialog box launcher that gives more
choices than the standard stuff.  Is there a key stroke to do this?  

3.  There are two styles choice groups in Office 365.  One is a grid and the
other is a menu.  I've looked quickly through them, but they seem the same.
Any differences?  

Thanks for any help.

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