MARCH 2020 PCWorld 141Note that if you want only specific words
in another language, such as c’est la vie in
the middle of a paragraph, then create a
character style called French.
- The Frame option is actually the Text
Wrap feature, which includes how the text
wraps around a graphic in a paragraph,
the spacing around the graphic, and how
it’s positioned on the page. Choose
Numbering to define how you want the
numbers to appear such as the standard
Arabic numbers, Roman Numerals, or
Characters; how they are spaced; and
delineated such as with a period after or
parentheses, etc. Bullets are also defined
under this list choice, which provides
standard and custom bullets. - Next is the Shortcut Key options,
which lets you choose a custom Shortcut key
for your Paragraph or Character style, such
as Ctrl+B for bold (which is a Word default),
or define your own. Last on the list is Text
Effects, which lets you define the color,
gradient, pattern, outline, and transparency
of a paragraph such as the title on the title
page of a book or manual. Additional Text
Effects include Shadow, Reflection, Glow,
Soft Edges, and 3D Format.
WHERE TO FIND THE
TEMPLATE FILES ON YOUR
COMPUTER
The custom templates that you create or
modify from one of Microsoft’s stock
templates are stored at C:\Users\Owner\
Documents\Custom Office Templates,
where <Owner> is your login name. When
you open the Users folder, you’ll see your
login name on the list of folders. If not there,
it should be in the folder that’s actually called
Owner.
Microsoft stores its templates at:
C:\Users\<your login name>\AppData\
Roaming\Microsoft\Templates
Again, if you failed to create a unique
login name, this folder may be called
<Owner>. If you can’t find it, the AppData
folder and all of its files and subfolders are
hidden.
To view the Hidden files:- Select the Start/Windows button >
Where the personal custom templates and the stock
templates are located.