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For example, if you need multiple boxes that differ in color but are

otherwise identically formatted, the best way to proceed is to define a

generic style for the box including borders, area fill, font, and so on

and a number of hierarchically dependent styles which differ only in

the fill color attribute. If later you need to change the font size or the

thickness of the border, it is sufficient to change the parent style and

all the other styles will change accordingly.

Creating graphics styles

You can create a new graphics style in two ways:

• Using the Style dialog box

• From a selection

Creating a new graphic style using the Style dialog box

Choose the Graphics Styles icon at the top of the Styles and

Formatting window.

To link a new style with an existing style, first select that style, and

then right-click and choose New. Otherwise, select Default, then right-

click and choose New.

Figure 121: Linking a new

style with an existing style

As discussed in the preceding section, when styles are linked, changing

the font will change it in all the linked styles. Sometimes this is exactly

what you want; at other times you do not want the changes to apply to

all the linked styles. It pays to plan ahead.

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