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Yes, it’s silly and demeaning for a Mac user to stoop down to the level of Windows, but it’s the best way.

See Style Priorities in Word’s Style Gallery Save the file then move back to your Mac. Open the document or template in Word for Windows, go to Manage Styles and change the priorities. If you have it (Parallels or some other way to run Windows on a Mac) or can use Word for Windows on someone’s computer. The easiest way to change Style priority is to use Word for Windows (aka WinWord). There are three ways to change Word style priority and some other obscure style settings. But given that it’s taken Redmond well over a decade to put font embedding into Word for Mac, don’t hold your breath. Maybe Microsoft will get around to fixing that. Word for Mac lacks the proper Manage Styles options that are available in Word for Windows. Word for Mac obeys the same Style Priority setting as Word for Windows but gives users no way to change it! Officially there’s no way to do it in Word for Mac! You can figure out what the options do by playing with them.But changing the order of the styles on that list is a hidden mystery. It doesn’t matter if you’re not sure what the options do - the image will update in the background as you adjust these sliders, so you can see a preview of your color adjustments in real time. It’s useful for everything from fixing the color levels of an image to applying that old-timey sepia filter Instagram made trendy.

The pane includes an overall color level graph you can modify as well as sliders for adjusting exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, temperature, tint, sepia, and sharpness. Use the options on the pane that appears to adjust various color settings.

The built-in Preview application also has a tool for adjusting the color levels or gamma of an image. RELATED: Use Your Mac’s QuickTime App to Edit Video and Audio Files You can then click somewhere in the image to add text, draw a line, highlight an area, create a shape, or insert an arrow - whichever tool you’ve selected. Select a tool and it will replace the default “rectangular selection” tool. You can also click the Tools menu, point to Annotate, and select one of these tools in the menu. Preview includes various image mark-up tools - the same ones that work in PDFs - which you can access by clicking the Show Markup Toolbar button near the top-right corner of the window.