If you share a nicely-formatted Word document with one or more folks and ask them to make "just a few edits," you're more than likely to get back a document with inconsistent italics/bolding/underlines, crazy font differences, and whatever size looked best on each person's screen. The Microsoft Word Team explains in a blog post how to use the Styles pane and a few (not-so-obvious) options to get everything back into alignment, rather than highlighting, clicking, and slowly building a grudge against Sally in Accounts Receivable. Helpful stuff, and there's also a quick lesson in creating a consistent style in the first place. How to Make the Formatting in Your Document Consistent [The Microsoft Office Word Team's Blog via Lifehacker Australia]
