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cotjoey cotjoey is offline Style for Icons, Warnings, Notes - Typography Conventions Windows 7 64bit Style for Icons, Warnings, Notes - Typography Conventions Office 2010 32bit
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Hello,

I am building a template for an Installation and Configuration Guide and would like to be able to add an icon (such as a warning sign) with text aligned to its right with a warning memo.

(see page 4 of this amazon book for an example: http://www.amazon.ca/Technical-Writi.../dp/0764553089)



I'd like to be able to click on a style, and my icon shows up with my cursor ready to type test on its right.

Can anybody guide me to how I can get that done in Word 2010? See the attached example document for an example.

Thanks,
Joey
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