Text Display Mode in Word

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

During working with text, the display mode helps you a lot in observing and reading data.

To change the text display mode, do the following:

1. Change the display mode on the page.

Go to the View tab -> select the text display modes in the Views section :

1.1 Print Layout display mode: This is the most frequently used mode for inputting text:

1.2 Web Layout display mode: It is the mode that allows displaying text similar to that in Web environment:

1.3 OutLine display mode: A display mode that helps you determine whether subheadings are displayed or the spacing between items in a document. This is the mode that lets you rearrange documents. To exit this mode, click Close Outline View:

1.4 Draft view mode : Display in the draft text mode:

2. Zoom in, zoom out the text:

To change the size of text on the View tab -> Zoom -> if you want the full screen mode click 100% if not click Zoom to change the view:

- A dialog box appears enter the value you want to enlarge or reduce the text or select the available values -> OK:

3. Change the number of pages displayed on a page of text:

- Go to View tab -> Zoom -> click on:

+ One Page: The number of pages displayed on a page is 1.

+ Multipla Pages: Display multiple pages on a text page.

+ Page Width: Display the maximum width of the page text.

In addition to the above, you can zoom in and out of the toolbar at the bottom right of the text:

The above is a detailed guide of the display modes of text in Word.

Good luck!