Michael has good advice. I will amend it with a removal of the 90% fill factor recommendation. Many indexes in SQL Server can and should be 100% FF (or 95-100). Many others (GUIDs anyone?, partial-inserts-then-updated scenarios and some others) need to be 80-85% or even lower.
In the best case, EVERY index in your system will have a fill factor set specifically for that index for specific reason(s).
I do supposed if you can't do any research at all (like finding leading-column GUIDs) then 90% could be a decent middle-ground.
Best,
Kevin G. Boles
SQL Server Consultant
SQL MVP 2007-2012
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