Font format on Word

The following article details you how to format fonts in Word.

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1. Font format

Before editing the text you should format the font first. To format the Font, follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to the Home tab -> click on the Font icon below (or press Ctrl + D):

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Step 2: The Font dialog box appears -> select the Font tab and make the following selections:

- Font item : Select a Font . With Fonts, there are 2 commonly used font types:

+ Font Time New Roman: Corresponding to Unicode.

+ Font Vn.Time: Corresponding to TCVN3 (ABC) encoding .

- Font Style: Select a font style.

- Size Size: Select the font size .

In addition, you can format the text color, effects for the text . If you want to set these values ​​for all default pages in Word, click Set As Default:

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Step 3: The Microsoft Word dialog box appears -> click All Document based on the Normal Template to set all pages in Word -> OK -> OK:

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So after setting the default mode, every time you create a new document, you do not have to format the font for the text.

2. Separate font format 1 paragraph.

- If you want to have difference between paragraphs by changing the font format between the two paragraphs, do the following: Select the text to change the font -> the font's quick dialog box appears -> customize the font letters on request:

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3. Copy font format for another paragraph.

- To copy the font format for another paragraph, do the following:

+ Select the text with the format you want to copy -> click on the Format Painter tool ( or press Ctrl + Shift + C):

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+ Move to the text to copy font -> scan the whole text to copy format (or highlight press Ctrl + Shift + V) -> the new text has the same format as the paragraph Text to be copied.

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Above is a detailed guide on how to format fonts in Word.

Good luck!