| | (Alt + Ctrl + 1) - Applies the built-in "Heading 1" style to the selection. | |
| | (Alt + Ctrl + 2) - Applies the built-in "Heading 2" style to the selection. | |
| | (Alt + Ctrl + 3) - Applies the built-in "Heading 3" style to the selection. | |
| | (Ctrl + Shift + N) - Applies the built-in "Normal" style to the selection. | |
| | (Ctrl + Shift + L) - Applies the built-in "List Bullet" style to the selection. | |
| | (Ctrl + Shift + S) - Activates the Style drop-down list on the Formatting toolbar. | |
| | (Ctrl + Space) - Resets the formatting back to the original paragraph style. Removes character formatting from the selection. | |
| | (Alt + Ctrl + K) - Start AutoFormat. | |
| | (Alt + Shift + Right Arrow) - Applies the next Heading style to the selection. | |
| | (Alt + Shift + Left Arrow) - Applies the previous Heading style to the selection. | |
| | (Edit tab, Prompt to update style) - (Added in 2002). Specifies that Word prompts you when you directly modify text that contains a style, and then select the same style again. When prompted, you can either update the style based on recent changes or reapply the formatting of the style. | |
| | (Edit tab, Keep track of formatting) - (Added in 2002). Select this check box to allow Word to keep track of, or store, formatting information as you type, so that you can easily apply it elsewhere. | |
| | (Edit tab, Mark formatting inconsistencies) - (Added in 2002). Marks formatting with wavy, blue underlines when it is similar, but not exactly the same, as other formatting in your document. | |
| | (View tab, Style area width - Displays or hides the style area, which shows the applied style names to the left of the text. | |
