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Graphics styles are the equivalent for graphic objects to the paragraph

styles for text. A graphics style groups all the formatting attributes

that a graphic object could have and associates this with a name,

making them quickly reusable. If a style is modified (for example, by

changing the area transparency), the changes are automatically

applied to all the graphics with that style.

If you use Impress frequently, a library of well-defined graphics styles

is an invaluable tool for speeding up the process of formatting your

work according to your taste or style guidelines you may need to follow

(company colors, fonts and so on).

Use the Styles and Formatting window to access styles you will need

often. If the window is not visible, press F11, or click the Styles and

Formatting icon at the left-hand end of the formatting bar, or select

Format > Styles and Formatting from the menu bar. Press F11

again when the dialog box is not needed, to maximize the workspace

area.

Linked graphic styles

Graphic styles support inheritance; that is, a style can be linked to

another (parent) style so that it inherits all the formatting settings of

the parent. You can use this property to create “families” of styles.

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