You don’t need me to tell you what a paragraph is — it’s a block of text that ends with a “hard return” you insert by pressing the Enter key. In Microsoft Word, paragraph formatting covers such attributes as justification, indentation, line spacing, and what WordPerfect calls “block protect” (called something else by Word, but [...]
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Changing various font attributes, like font name, size, bold/italic/underline, special effects like superscript and strikethrough, and changing text case.
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Read MoreNavigating in a Microsoft Word document is very much like navigating in any word processing program in Microsoft Windows, including WordPerfect. This lesson in the WordPerfect Lover’s Guide to Word shows you how to move around in a Word document using your keyboard and mouse.
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If you’ve ever seen full-justified text in Microsoft Word that had a really stretched out last line in a paragraph, you don’t have to throw up your hands and convert it to left-justified text. There’s a quick and easy fix. Click through for the video demonstration.
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