Q: Styles

Select the information you want to work with. From the Properties pane, click Style then click the finder button .

The Select Style window appears. Click New Style and the Modify Style window appears. Give the style a name in the Style name box, then set the formatting for the style.

Select the information with the style you want to change. From the Properties pane, click Style then click the finder button .

The Select Style window appears. Click Modify. In the Modify Style window, check you are working with the right style; its name is displayed in the Style name box. Change the formatting properties of the style.

Select the information with the style you want to change. From the Properties pane, click Style then click click the finder button .

The Select Style window appears. Click Modify. In the Modify Style window, check you are working with the right style; its name is displayed in the Style name box. Enter the new style name.

Select the information with the style you want to delete. From the Properties pane, click Style then click the finder button .

The Select Style window appears. Check the correct style is highlighted, then click Remove. Then select a different style to apply to the information.

Select the information you want to work with. From the Properties pane, click Text Style then click the finder button .

The Modify Text Style window appears. Select the setting(s) you want to apply.

If the Apply to Style window appears, click No.

When you create a new report, Report Designer uses a template to control the report's layout and styles. This read-only template is called the DEFAULT.report.

Some Sage software is supplied with other templates designed to deal with different document types. There are the DEFAULT.letter and DEFAULT.layout.

No. Styles are specific to a report. If you modify a style in one report, it does not affect other reports.