A. By running a macro
B. By clicking on the “Print” button
C. By selecting the text and then choosing the style from the styles gallery
D. By saving the document as a template

A. By running a macro
B. By saving a document as a template
C. By formatting a piece of text and then creating a new style based on that formatting
D. By performing a mail merge

A. A font size
B. A predefined set of formatting options for text
C. A macro
D. A template

A. By printing it
B. By closing it without saving
C. By selecting “Save As” and choosing the template file format
D. By applying a style to text

A. By recording a sequence of actions
B. By applying a style to text
C. By designing a document and saving it as a template file
D. By running a macro

A. A type of font
B. A blank document with predefined formatting and styles
C. A series of recorded actions
D. A type of image file

A. By applying a style to text
B. By recording a sequence of actions
C. By clicking on the “Mail Merge” button and following the wizard
D. By running a macro

A. Combining multiple documents into one
B. Sending emails directly from Word
C. Creating personalized documents by merging a data source with a document template
D. A feature for creating templates

A. By pressing Ctrl + A
B. By clicking on the “Print” button
C. By clicking on the macro name or using a shortcut key
D. By applying a template

A. By applying a style to text
B. By recording a sequence of actions
C. By inserting a table
D. By saving a document