Create a style library Minimum version: FirstClass 8.3 Audience: All users Experience: FirstClass applications used:            Documents Summary Would you like to simplify the way you format content? Create a document to act as a style guide, containing formatting that you can apply to your content. No need to remember the formatting rules anymore. Simply create a style document for each type of document you create regularly, and store them together in a folder that you and your peers can access, or separately as needed.  Example Michael Green is the VP of Sales and Marketing at Husky Planes. He maintains a library of styles for the different types of documents his department produces regularly. He stores the style guides in this library in a Style Library folder in the Sales conference to share with his employees. One of the documents his employees create weekly is a sales report. To ensure that the style is consistent from one document to the next, Michael has created a Sales reports style guide. This is the style guide he created. To apply a style to a particular section of the sales report, Michael's employees do the following: 1       Select the text from the style guide that is in the desired style. 2       Choose Format > Sample Current Style. 3       Select the desired text in the new document. 4       Choose Format > Use Sampled Style. They repeat these steps for each section of the document until it is fully formatted.