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Hello,<br />
I have been working on this for a while and I'm just getting more confused :( &nbsp;Can you tell me how to set the formatting (font, size, color, etc.) for the nine different levels in MS Word 2007 Outline View. I know it comes with preset defaults and I think that changing them has something to do with the Styles options in the Home ribbon but I just keep going round in circles.<br />
Thanks
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Hello,
I have been working on this for a while and I'm just getting more confused :(  Can you tell me how to set the formatting (font, size, color, etc.) for the nine different levels in MS Word 2007 Outline View. I know it comes with preset defaults and I think that changing them has something to do with the Styles options in the Home ribbon but I just keep going round in circles.
Thanks

Reset default formatting for different levels in MS Word 2007 Outline View

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