It can really help to peek behind the curtain and see what is really happening. Let's start with some basic tools to let you peek under the hood and see what Word is doing with your formatting: Reveal Formatting and display of non-printing formatting characters. When working on a major project and trying something new, consider working with a copy of your document. In Word you reach them through the Ribbon tabs. In Word those controls are in the menus and toolbars.
Everything else is added on and may not work as well as other programs. It is a very good computer program for putting words and images on paper. Some notes as to Word Search Usersguide to Microsoft Word using Google. Valid for Word Word Principles applicable to later versions. Last edited by Charles Kenyon Tuesday 05 March as to links only. You do not want to be copying from documents when you can use templates instead. Changing indents in the Paragraph window. In the pop-up menu, select the Bullets and Numbering option. You can also access the Bullet and Numbering window by placing your text cursor on a bulleted or numbered line and right-clicking in the Word document. If you want to adjust the spacing between the bullet and the text in a list, you may need to adjust the Left Tab Stop in the Ruler. The easiest method of adjusting the bullets and number list in all versions of Word is to adjust the left indent through the Microsoft Word ruler bar. To view the Paragraph window mentioned in the above section, click the small down arrow indicated by the red arrow in the picture below. If you're using a newer version of Microsoft Word that uses the Ribbon, such as Word or, do the following. At the bottom of the Paragraph settings window, you can preview the look of the indent sizes you are setting and make changes accordingly until you get it the way you want. You can also adjust the first line indent and hanging indent size under the Special option in the Indentation section.
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