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| Indent | The space you insert between text and a document's margin. |
| Hanging Indent | The first full line of text is followed by indented lines. |
| Line Spacing | The amount of space between lines of text. |
| Single Spacing | The default line spacing in Word. |
| Double Spacing | This has a full blank line between each line of text. |
| Margins | The blank areas around the top, bottom, and sides of a page. |
| Tabs | It marks the place where the insertion point will stop when you press the Tab key. |
| Leaders | Solid, dotted, or dashed lines preceding a tab. |
| Sorting | Arranges a list of words in ascending order or descending order. |
| Ascending order | a to z for letters or smallest to largest for numbers. |
| Descending order | z to a for letters or largest to smallest for numbers |
| Bullets | Any small character that appears before an item. |
| Fonts | Designs of type |
| Serifs | Small lines at the ends of the lines that make up the characters |
| Sans serif font | A font that does not have serifs |
| Font style | Certain standard changes in the appearance of a font. |
| Font size | Determined by measuring the height of characteres in units called points. |
| Point | Height of characters; equal to 1/72 of an inch. |
| Highlight | Use this to emphasize an important part of the document. |
| Case | It refers to whether letters are capitalized or not. |
| Alignment | Refers to how text is positioned between the margins. |
