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Old 02-20-2018, 12:17 PM
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Hello together,

I'd like to use lists which create chapters (3 lines) that look like this:

Chapter 1
Title
Subtitle

Chapter 2
Title
Subtitle

...

Title should have a different font and size as subtitle. Is this possible?
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You will have to set up three different paragraph styles. Make use of the "Style for following paragraph" setting in the Modify Style dialog box (if applicable).
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I would urge you to use the built-in styles that come with Word. Note that you can modify these so they look the way you want.
Chapter = Heading 1
Title = Title or Heading 2
Subtitle = Subtitle or Heading 3
Why use Microsoft Word’s built-in heading styles? by Shauna Kelly

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