MS Word 2010 - Paragraph Formatting
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chackworth Plus on August 18, 2011
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MSITAA-WORD-HCHS-WILLIAMS, MSITA - MS Word 2010
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13 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
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 | Used together or separately to emphasize a specific textual element in a document. |
Bullets | Used to list items. Used when the items are non-sequential. |
Numbers | Used to list items. Used for procedural lists that must be accomplished in a specific order. |
Hanging Indent | Most often used in reference materials. First line begins at the left margin and all remaining lines of the paragraph are indented five spaces. |
Endnotes | Used to add reference and commentary information to textual content. Placed on a seperate Work Cited page. |
Footnotes | Source references that are placed at the bottom of the same page and are indicated by a superscripted number or symbol within the document. |
Cut and paste | A tool used in paragraph formatting that allows the user to move text from one location to another. |
Paragraph headings | Placed at the beginning of a paragraph in bold font to give the reader a quick idea about the content of the paragraph. |
Tabs | Used to align and organize data into groups and subgroups. |
Word Wrap | Automatic continuation of text from line to line. |
Tables | Used to arrange text in columns and rows and are helpful in presenting, organizing and clarifying information. |
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