Font Format in Word

This guide provides a practical overview of Font Format in Word, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

The Font format includes the following options:

1. Choose a font, font size:

Font format, font size you click on the arrow in 2 items Font and Size as shown:

2. Font format:

- Font dialog box supports 3 main types of formats:

+ B: bold

+ I: italicize.

+ U: underline

It is possible to apply these 3 formats simultaneously to the same document. To format, just click the icon for each font:

3. Implement the text format with horizontal lines.

To emphasize certain text, you can use extra lines for text by clicking on the icon as shown:

4. How to write the index above and the index below.

- Word 2013 supports you with the quick feature to display the icon of writing the superscript and the subscript right on the toolbar:

+ ({X_2}) Write down the subscript.

+ ({X ^ 2}) Write the index above.

To select how to write the index, simply click on the corresponding icon.

5. Apply word art format to words.

- Click on the icon A: -> select the type of art font you need to apply:

6. Fill the background with text.

- When you need to emphasize something in the text, you can use more features to fill the background with text -> click on the icon -> choose the color to match with the text:

7. Select the color of the text in the text.

- Click on the icon -> choose the color for the text according to your requirements:

8. Select uppercase or lowercase letters.

- Click on the font selection icon in the list:

9. Zoom in, zoom out font size.

- Very convenient and simple, you just need to click on one of the 2 icons to be able to enlarge or reduce the text, of which the large A symbol is for larger, the small A is for font size.

10. Available tools support deleting all formats.

- Click on the icon to delete all the established formats:

Above is a detailed guide on Font format in Word.

Good luck!