List Styles - If you're creating hierarchical lists (numbers or bullets) in your documents, those are going to be based on List Styles, either built-in or ones you've created. They're hierarchical, meaning that Heading 1 is a level above Heading 2, etc., in the document outline. Heading Styles - If you're using headings and want both structure ( e.g., to use an automated Table of Contents or the Navigation Pane) and formatting, you've got nine levels of headings you can choose from. If your Word isnt English, you will see another word than 'Heading' but still with the numbers 1-9. Note that the style names of Heading 1, Heading 2, , Heading 9 are language-specific. Normal - This is the default text Style unless you consciously change it.Headings with the outline level is set to Body Text will not appear in the target list.
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I could have altered the built-in Block Text Style, but that Style appears to have a specific use I didn't want to mess with. It's a paragraph-level Style that indents the text 0.5" on the left and right, puts 12 points of space between paragraphs, and continues in the same Style when I press Enter (so that I can continue a multi-paragraph case quote without interruption).
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