Microsoft Office programs offer the Format Painter button that copies formatting from one object and applies its style to another or to many other objects. It leaves the content alone. Format Painter can be used on a variety of content: text and paragraphs, table and spreadsheet cells, shapes and slides.
How to do it: 
- Select the text or object whose formatting you like.
- On the Home toolbar, single click the Format Painter.
- Click on or select the text or object you want to reformat. Ta da!
Options
- To copy paragraph formatting (such as alignment, indentation, spacing, etc.) in addition to font formatting, make sure to include selecting the hard return that ends the paragraph.
- To apply the same formatting to multiple objects (for example, several headings throughout a paper), double-click the Format Painter. Select all of the destinations for the formatting; then click the Format Painter again to turn it off.
While there is not a color photocopier in the library, you can get a color copy by using one of the several scanners we have. Use the 
Students have 225 pre-paid print credits attached to their network accounts each term that they are enrolled at WOU.
nders unwieldy and backpacks heavy, and waste the gifts from our arboreal friends. But if you are not ready to study from the slides in their digital form, you can print several on a single page and reduce your paper consumption considerably.
ve the file in PowerPoint (extensions are .ppt and .pptx). The Print window in this program allows you to change from printing Slides to Handouts (see red arrow), and then to indicate how many Slides per page (see green box).
