Microsoft Word 2016 Bootcamp - Zero to Hero Training
How to change heading 1 style Microsoft Word 2016
Daniel Walter Scott || VIDEO: 21 of 52
Contents
- Overview
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Creating a formal business letter
- 3. How to make a formal business letter in Microsoft Word FREE
- 4. How to change inches to cm in Microsoft Word
- 5. Text formatting text like a pro in Microsoft Word
- 6. How to put text next to each other in Microsoft Word using a text box
- 7. How to add images to Microsoft Word
- 8. Final formatting for business letterhead in Microsoft Word
- 9. Saving for older versions of Microsoft Word and saving PDF files and Printing
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Monthly company newsletter
- 10. Beautiful design inspiration for your next Word doc
- 11. Creating a monthly company newsletter
- 12. Adding and cropping images in Microsoft Word 2016
- 13. Adding your corporate colors to Word as default
- 14. Fixing and coloring images in Microsoft Word 2016
- 15. Installing new fonts into Word 2016 from Google Fonts FREE
- 16. How to set your default fonts in Microsoft Word 2016
- 17. How to change line height, lines spacing and space after in Microsoft Word 2016
- 18. Add a Drop Cap or big first letter in Microsoft Word 2016 FREE
- 19. Adding a colored column or text box in Microsoft Word 2016
- 20. Creating a 2 column layout on the second page in Word
- 21. How to change heading 1 style Microsoft Word 2016
- 22. How to make our own custom style in Word 2016
- 23. Adding images that don’t move along with the text in Word 2016
- 24. Adding a pull quote in Microsoft Word 2016
- 25. How to put text around the edge of a circle - type on a path Word 2016
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Formatting a long business report
- 26. Formatting a long business report in Microsoft Word 2016
- 27. Creating a company template in Word 2016 using Style Sets
- 28. Remove double returns, double line spacing, double line breaks in Word 2016
- 29. Start page numbers on page 2 or page 3 in MIcrosoft Word
- 30. How to add a page break and column break in Microsoft Word 2016
- 31. Adding headers to certain pages only in Microsoft Word
- 32. Word 2016 table of contents tutorial FREE
- 33. How to create bulleted list and numbered lists in Microsoft Word 2016 FREE
- 34. Create first paragraph indents in Word 2016
- 35. How to use tabs in Microsoft Word 2016
- 36. Adding a graph in Microsoft Word 2016
- 37. Linking an Excel spreadsheet with Word 2016
- 38. Creating an infographic or flowchart or diagram in Word 2016 - Smart Art
- 39. How to save and reuse snippets of text in Microsoft Word 2016 - Quick parts
- 40. How to add and adjust comments in Word 2016
- How to create a company template
- Creating a timetable schedule using tables
- Product overview PDF with interactivity
- How to make an interactive form
- Creating personalized letters using Mail merge
- Next Steps
- Cheat sheet & shortcuts
In this video tutorial we're going to look at how to create a heading style 1, and you can see up here I've made it to be my default, so I get to select things, and apply it easily. Let's go and do that now.
First, let's go and style our headings. All our headings are going to be these things already in, I’ll pick and paste to make it easier for you to find. With it selected, you can use, under 'Home', or you can see if you can kind of highlight stuff. You get many options, I'm going to use our new one called 'Scope One'. I'm to make this size up to '14', actually, maybe even a little bigger, '16'. I want to play around with a few things. I want to make it our ‘color’, we can force 'Bold' on top of it, but I'm going to pick a color, I'm going to use the 'green' that we've been using, and I'm going to make it even bigger, because I can't help myself. I'm going to play around with the 'space between lines', I'm going to set it to '0', and the 'space after' there, it's going to work for me.
So, we've set the font, the size, we want this to be our heading. Our default heading up here, looks like that, so I'm going to 'undo'. What I'd like to do is update the 'Heading 1', and all that you need to do is, with it selected, right click, 'Heading 1', and say, 'Update Heading 1 to Match Selection'. So now, that is the style for heading 1.
I can highlight this guy, and go to 'Heading 1', highlight this guy, 'Heading 1'. Awesome! So that's the way to reset your heading 1 style, you can do that for any of these styles in here, just highlight it, and right click them.
Now, to speed this up, say you got a long document like mine, instead of having to click all of that and find it up here, you can hit 'Control Alt', and then '1' is for heading 1, '2' is for heading 2. Just going through, selecting it, finding my headings, and oh, only 2 more, but 'Control Alt 1' will get that heading 1 put in there, nice and automatic.
Next thing we're going to do is we’re going to code a new one, and we'll do that in the next video tutorial, so let's go and do that now.
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