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+## Using Default Styles
+
+The XLWorkbook class has the following read-only static properties with the default information. Right now these options are hard coded, but in a future release I'll allow them to be defined in a config file.  
+
+```c#
+public static IXLStyle DefaultStyle { get; }
+public static Double DefaultRowHeight { get; }
+public static Double DefaultColumnWidth { get; }
+public static IXLPageSetup DefaultPageOptions { get; }
+```
+
+The XLWorkbook and worksheet instances also have a similar set of properties which you can modify. In the case of a workbook these properties will be set to their defaults when you create a new workbook. All new worksheets will be initialized the style of the workbook.  
+
+```c#
+public IXLStyle Style { get; set; }
+public Double RowHeight { get; set; }
+public Double ColumnWidth { get; set; }
+public IXLPageSetup PageOptions { get; set; }
+```
+
+**Example:**  
+
+```c#
+// The static default values are read-only so even if 
+// you try to change a referenced type, the changes will be discarded.
+var style = XLWorkbook.DefaultStyle;
+style.Border.DiagonalUp = true;
+style.Border.DiagonalDown = true;
+style.Border.DiagonalBorder = XLBorderStyleValues.Thick;
+style.Border.DiagonalBorderColor = XLColor.Red;
+
+// Create our workbook
+var workbook = new XLWorkbook();
+
+// This worksheet will have the default style, row height, column width, and page setup
+var ws1 = workbook.Worksheets.Add("Default Style");
+
+// Change the default row height for all new worksheets in this workbook
+workbook.RowHeight = 30;
+
+var ws2 = workbook.Worksheets.Add("Tall Rows");
+
+// Create a worksheet and change the default row height
+var ws3 = workbook.Worksheets.Add("Short Rows");
+ws3.RowHeight = 7.5;
+
+workbook.SaveAs("DefaultStyles.xlsx");
+```