Word Introduction

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Mon 12 Jan 2009, 15:29 Delegate Stefania said...

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Word Introduction

I don`t remember how to create a hanging indent.

Thank you

Stefania

Fri 16 Jan 2009, 13:54 Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Word Introduction

Hello Stefania

Thank you for your question.

You can create a hanging indent by either (a) clicking in the paragraph you want to make into a hanging indent, or (b) selecting the paragraphs you wish to make into hanging indents.

Then go to Format - Paragraph and under Special, select Hanging. Then click OK.

Kind regards
Amanda

Fri 16 Jan 2009, 17:11 Delegate Stefania said...

RE: Word Introduction

Thank you veru much Amanda for your help.

Stefania

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Word tip:

Keeping words together in the same line

Word will automatically wrap text itself to create new lines.

You can force Word to keep words together when they are separated by either spaces or hyphens by creating non-breaking spaces or non-breaking hyphens.

To create a non-breaking space, use Ctrl + Shift in conjunction with pressing the spacebar.

To create a non-breaking hyphen, use Ctrl + Shift in conjunction with pressing the hyphen key.

Non-breaking spaces or hyphens will not split between lines.

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