Project Three: Style and Proof In the previous major assignment, you edited a te

Project Three: Style and Proof
In the previous major assignment, you edited a technical document and submitted it to for author review.
In this unit, you’ll complete the work on this document by creating a style set, applying that style set to the document, and conducting a final proofread before rendering the document as a PDF file ready for distribution.
Brief summary of steps
Before starting your work, please read the Detailed Assignment Guidelines, my File Management Advice, and my Other Tips carefully!
Download the MS Word document with the author’s feedback and approved edits. You will use this file (which may differ from what you submitted in the last assignment) as the basis for final production of the document.
In MS Word, create a basic style set that provides styles for each of the elements that appear in the document you’re working on. Label and order the styles so that others would understand and be able to apply them to future documents if necessary. I have provided the names and specification of each style that I think you’ll need (but if I’ve missed something, you can create one of your own).
Apply your styles to the document. Be sure that you’ve applied a style to each element of the document; do not make “manual” changes to text to “force” an appearance that isn’t part of an assigned style.
Proofread the document carefully. (Don’t re-edit the document; simply proofread it to catch any remaining errors before production.)
While proofreading, if you discover any errors that absolutely require further attention by the author, contact me with your queries. Once any lingering problems have been resolved, save the final edited, styled, and proofed document as a DOC file. Also save it as a PDF file.
Submit both the DOC file and the PDF file to me, along with a transmittal memo indicating the current state of the document.
this document by creating a style set, applying that style set to the document, and conducting a final proofread before rendering the document as a PDF file ready for distribution.