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Formating attributes

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Bold Used to emphasize a specific word
Italics used to indicate book titles and other published works
Underline used to indicate links to web pages and should be reserved for that purpose in most cases
Accent symbol is used to indicate emphasis during pronunciation
Style a format tool used to apply global font formats to text
Subscripts and superscripts used respectively in chemical definitions, such as H2O, and for footnotes or reference purposes, such as in Webster’s Dicitonary
Small caps may be used to format titles or headings in a document
Serif font Is one that has small attributes at the tips of each letter, often used in the body of a letter or report
Sans serif font does not include the attributes at the tips of each letter, commonly used in title texts
Paragraph formatting arrangement of text within paragraphs on a page
Indents used to indicate a new paragraph and offset long quotes
Line spacing can be set for single, one and a half lines, double, or triple
Borders and shading are used together or separately to emphasize a specific textual element in a document
Bullets/numbers are used to list items when the items are non-sequential and Use numbers for procedural lists that must be accomplished in a specific order
Hanging indent is most often used in reference materials begins at the left margin and all remaining lines of the paragraph are indented five spaces from the left margin
Endnotes/footnotes used to add reference and commentary information to textual content
Cut and paste is a tool used in paragraph formatting that allows the user to move text from one location to another
Paragraph headings are keyed in bold and followed by a period at the beginning of a paragraph to give the reader a quick idea about the content of the paragraph
Tabs are used to align and organize data into groups and subgroups
Tables used to arrange text in columns and rows and are helpful in presenting, organizing, and clarifying information
Page formatting arrangement of text on a page.
Margin the amount of white space around the sides of a document
Page orientation landscape (wider than tall) or portrait (taller than wide)
Headers and footers add global information to a document, such as page numbers and document titles
Page breaks may be manual or automatic and are used to manage the content on a page
Soft page break occurs automatically through the word wrap feature of the word processing software and text is simply continued to the next page when the space on the previous page is exhausted
Hard page break is performed manually when a new page is needed for a break or change in content
Columns are used to format text for documents such as newspapers and newsletters
Borders are used in page formatting to add lines around text or graphic images
Mail merge is a feature that allows a user to create mass mailings of letters, mailing labels, and other documents and personalize the information in each
Macros are tools that allow a user to program repetitive tasks into the computer’s memory so that they can be quickly accomplished with the touch of a couple of keys that the user has selected
Track changes is a feature used when editing documents that allows the user and other editors to view changes that have been made to the document
Search and replace is a feature that allows global edits to a document
Styles are global formats for headings and other text within a document
Format Painter is a feature that allows a user to copy the format of text to other areas in document
Comments is a feature used to add editorial remarks to a document
Templates and Wizards are features used to automate the creation of documents. It contains fields that are completed by the user. A wizard uses a template and adds helpful prompts for the user.
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