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Office 2011: new text in a different color?
Hi! I'm a med student, and I have an OCD system for taking notes:
1. Before class, read the book and type up an outline 2. During class, type in additional notes from the professor How can I make #1 appear in black text and #2 appear in blue text, without having to press the "text color" box every time I add text in the middle of the already-existing black text outline? Thanks! |
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Check the Help for:
Using your own character style for your comments might be easier to manage. Ctrl+shift+s is a quick way to apply styles, or you could set a shortcut key. Personally, I'd print off my outline and add notes in pencil for typing in after the lecture <g> |
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