*Formatting tool bar	Contents
	The Tool Bar
	The Property Sheet

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The formatting toolbar gives you quick access to the main cell text style settings. The settings you make here are reflected in the cell and in the cell properties.

Note: If you have a cell selected then the changes apply to the cell alone and not to the properties of a named style. To change the settings of a named style deselect the cell and change then.

1.	Opens the style editor, which gives access to all style settings for a cell.
2.	Duplicates (i.e. copies the style as a new unnamed style)
3.	Removes the style settings from the cell/frame/table so that the default settings are used again.
4.	Removes the style settings from the cell/frame/table so that the default settings are used again.
5. Style Name	This indicates the name of the current style. Empty if a local unnamed style is used.
6. Font	The name of the font. You will find all fonts availabe from your windowing system here. The pseudo font *inherit indicates, that the inherited (i.e. passed on) style from the frame or page is used.
7. Font Size	The size of the font in points.
8.	Sets the cell contents to bold/italic or underlined.
9.	Aligns the cell contents horizontally. Either to the left, centered or to the right.
10.	The style/font attributes in the property panel provide more properties.
11.	The styles tab in the explore pane, shows all named styles.
12.	The selectd style is marked. Use the context menu to create new styles or delete them.

The Property Sheet

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The Tool Bar