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Working With Text and Paragraphs
In this chapter, we will look at how to work with text and paragraphs.
In This Chapter:
- Typing / Entering Text
- Here we cover the basics of typing in Word.
- Selecting Text
- Here we go over how to select text in Word; an important skill for many other things that come later.
- Inserting and Deleting Characters
- As you type, you will eventually make typos or typing errors. You can easily correct them by either inserting new characters or deleting unwanted ones. You can even delete entire words.
- Selecting the Text to Delete a Word
- Undo and Redo
- Here we show you how to use the Undo and Redo commands.
- Cut Copy Paste
- Here we show you how to use the cut copy and paste Commands.
- Find and Replace
- Here we go over how to automatically find and replace text in Word.
- Spelling and Grammar Check
- Word has really handy tools for helping you proofread and correct spelling and grammar errors.
- Thesaurus
- The Thesaurus tool will suggest synonyms, antonyms, or related words for a word that you want to replace.
- Font Attributes
- There are many font styles or fonts in Word. They can be divided into two broad categories: serif and sans serif fonts.
- Font Size, Style and Color
- Now we show you how to change some of the other attributes of your text.
- Indenting a paragraph
- Indent is the position of text relative to the document margins. You can see indentation markers on the ruler.
- Text Alignment
- Word lets you change the alignment of the text in your paragraphs to look like the common styles you see in print.
- Numbered and Bulleted Lists
- While displaying a list, such as names of students, headings of chapters in books, or the number of holidays, each item in the list is marked with icon-like characters or symbols. These symbols help attract attention to the various items. These symbols ar
- Paragraph and Line Spacing
- Spacing is the amount of white space between lines and paragraphs. The amount of space can be specified in lines or in points.