TASK 1 - Create Styles:

Create a paragraph or character style for the current worksheet. For instructions, see Create Character Styles and Create Paragraph Styles.

TASK 2 - Create a New Style Set:

From the Format menu, select Manage Style Sets. The Style Set Management dialog opens.

In the Style Set Operations group box, click New Style Set. The Choose Styles dialog opens.

Select all the styles that are part of your worksheet style set. For example, if you modified the Author paragraph style to justify left versus the default style of centered, ensure that you have selected the Author check box in the Choose Styles dialog.

Click Ok. The Choose Filename dialog opens.

Save your style set. The style is now available for future use in other worksheets.

TASK 3 - Apply a (new) Style Set:

From the Format menu, select Manage Style Sets. The Style Set Management dialog opens.

In the Style Set Operations group box, click Apply Style Set. The Choose Filename dialog opens.

Select the style file and click Open.

The Choose Styles dialog opens. At this point, you can overwrite all the styles in your current worksheet with the new style set or apply only a few.

Click Ok. The style set is applied to your worksheet.

At any point, you can revert your worksheet style set to the Maple default style set or to a user-defined style set.

To revert to a style set:

From the Format menu, select Manage Style Sets. The Style Set Management dialog opens.

In the Current Style Set group box, select the Default Maple Style Set or User-defined style set. For user-defined style sets, navigate (click Browse) to the file (Choose Filename dialog) and open the file (click Open).

In the Style Set Operations group box, click Revert to Style Set.

In the Choose Styles dialog, select all the styles you want to revert to, that is, overwrite with either the Maple default style set or the user-defined style set.

Click Ok.