The Change Style Arrow

 To perform change style operations:
  1. Point the cursor at the arrow on the right side of the Change Style Arrow box.
  2. Hold the mouse button down.
  3. Scroll down to the operation you wish to perform.
  4. Release the mouse button.

Change style operations include:
Address The address style is intended for you to use to add your name and address to the bottom of your web page(s). Address paragraphs are usually displayed in italics and are sometimes indented.
The address
style looks
like this
Bulleted List
  • this
  • is
  • a
  • bulleted
  • list
Defined Term
This is a defined term
and this indented line is its definition
Definition A definition is an indented line which follows a defined term
Directory List
  • this
  • is
  • a
  • directory
  • list
    •
    Formatted All white space (such as tabs and spaces) is displayed by the browser. In other text styles, extra white space may be ignored by the browser.
    Headings

    Types are 1 through 6

    This is a Heading 1 Line

    This is a Heading 3 Line

    This is a Heading 6 Line
    Menu List
    • this
    • is
    • a
    • menu
    • list
    Normal Normal is the selection you'll usually use. It simply creates a line of text with no special attributes.
    Numbered List
    1. this
    2. is
    3. a
    4. numbered
    5. list
    The Font Selection Arrow

    The Font Selection Arrow allows you to select the font(s) you want for your web page.

    To select a new font:

    1. Point the cursor at the arrow on the right side of the Font Selection Arrow box.
    2. Hold the mouse button down.
    3. Scroll down to the font you wish to use..
    4. Release the mouse button.
    Among thoe fonts available are:
    Arial, Book Antiqua, Braggadocio, Century Gothic, Courier, Garamond, Times New Roman, Greek Courier, and many more.

    When designing a web page, it's best not to use too many different fonts, and to use fonts that are widely available whenever possible.

    To change the font of existing text:

    1. Using the mouse, highlight the section of text you want to rejustify.
    2. Following the directions above, select the font you want the text changed to.
    		 You can also select fonts, make text bold, italicized or underlined, and select font size and text color by selecting the Format/Font option on the Menu bar.

     

    Other Format Bar Operations

    increasing text size  
    decreasing text size  
    making text bold, italicizing text, or both You can underline, italicize and underline, create bold underlined text, or all three.
    Changing text color. You can even create a custom color for text or background, if you don't like the ones that come defined in FrontPage.

    You can also select fonts, make text bold, italicized or underlined, and select font size and text color by selecting the Format/Font option on the Menu bar.
    You can left justify

    To change the justification of existing text, images, or tables:

    1. Using the mouse, highlight the section of text you want to rejustify.
    2. Click on the left-justify, center, or right-justify icon.

    You can also justify text by selecting the Format/Paragraph option on the Menu bar.

    center

    or
    right justify

    text
    images
    or tables
    1. create
    2. numbered
    3. lists

    You can change bullet or numbering style by selecting the Format/Bullets and Numbering option on the Menu bar.
    • or
    • bulleted
    • lists