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GO! AIO4e - WORD - ch11 - PPT
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Chapter 11
Creating Documents with
Microsoft Word
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Align Left Align Left is the default paragraph alignment in Word. Text in the
paragraph aligns at the left margin, and the right margin is uneven.
Center Center alignment aligns text in the paragraph so that it is centered between
the left and right margins.
Align Right Align Right aligns text at the right margin. Using Align Right, the left margin,
which is normally even, is uneven.
Justify The Justify alignment option adds additional space between words so that
both the left and right margins are even. Justify is often used when formatting
newspaper-style columns.
Single spacing This text in this example uses single spacing. Single spacing was once the
most commonly used spacing in business documents. Now, because so
many documents are read on a computer screen rather than on paper, single
spacing is becoming less popular.
Multiple 1.08 spacing This text in this example uses multiple 1.08 spacing. The default line spacing
in Microsoft Word is 1.08, which is slightly more than single spacing to make
the text easier to read on a computer screen. Many individuals now prefer
this spacing, even on paper, because the lines of text appear less crowded.
Double spacing
This text in this example uses double spacing. College research papers and
draft documents that need space for notes are commonly double-spaced;
there is space for a full line of text between each document line.
Spacing Description, Example, and Information
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