Microsoft Word Fonts
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Microsoft Word Fonts for XP | Page 2
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Learn step-by-step how to change Microsoft Word fonts and add some
cool and interesting effects to your text.
Changing fonts can be lots of fun, lets add something special to your document
text. You'll see that doing these changes (and undoing them) are made
easy.
Using the Font Dialog box
The Font Dialog box has a lot more options to choose from. You can add
more effects to your text, your boss might even think you didn't use
Microsoft Word fonts!
The Microsoft Word fonts dialog box allows
you to add a different kind of underline, e.g. a double underline. You can
change your characters to superscript or subscript, you can even change
your text to all caps, add a shadow, emboss or engrave your text. The
option for using double strikethrough is also available.
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Q: What is Superscript and Subscript?
Superscript makes characters smaller (than usual) and places the
character above the baseline, e.g. 1st, 2nd, etc.
Subscript makes the characters smaller (than usual) and places
the character below the baseline, e.g. EGPlastic copyright etc. |
To use the Microsoft Word fonts dialog box, follow these steps:
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Select the text of which you want to change the font. |
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Choose Format from the menu bar, and click on
Font. The Font dialog box opens. You'll see
there are three tabs to choose from at the top of the window, at
the moment, leave it at Font. |
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The Microsoft Fonts dialog box
allows you to do some more specific adjustments to your
Microsoft Word fonts
text.
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Now, you can select the Font, Style, Size and Font Color that
you want. You can also select a different Underline style from
the Underline Style drop-down list. |
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From the Effects option group, make your choices as wanted.
You'll see as you checkmark an effect, the preview is updated.
You can check and uncheck any combination of the choices, unless
you are choosing the opposite of one another. For example,
Strikethrough / Double strikethrough, Superscript / Subscript,
Emboss / Engrave, Small caps / All caps.
Play around with
the choices and you'll see what each option does. |
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Hidden?
Be careful when you choose the
"Hidden" option. When you hide text, they disappear from
the document page!
Q: How do
you get Hidden text "unhidden"?
Click on the
"Show/Hide" button.
This will let the hidden text
magically appear, allowing you to select it and return to
the Font dialog box, and uncheck the "Hidden" option. |
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5. |
Once you're done with your choices, click OK,
for the changes to take effect on your text. |
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Anytime that you want to remove some effects, select the text,
go back to the Font dialog box and remove the checkmarks of those
you don't want. |
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