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What is the difference between a paragraph style and a character style in Microsoft Word?
In Microsoft Word, the term "paragraph style" refers to the formatting style applied to a paragraph, while "character style" refers to...
What is the difference between numbered lists and multi-level lists in Microsoft Word?
In Microsoft Word, there are two types of lists: numbered lists and multi-level lists. Although they are both used...
Insert table from the dStyle365/LegalWord ribbon
Tables in Microsoft Word are useful for creating overviews, schedules, comparison tables, reports, and other types of data presentations. They provide...
Sections in Word
Sections in Word allow you to format a document into different parts. For example, sections allow page margins,...
Using and setting indents in Microsoft Word
Indenting is a feature in Microsoft Word used to adjust the alignment and positioning of text and paragraphs to...
Numbered list in Microsoft Word
A numbered list in Microsoft Word is used in situations where the order or identification of items is important...
Multi-level list Microsoft Word
A multi-level list in Microsoft Word is used when you want to organize information hierarchically and add subitems....
What is the difference between tabs and indentation in Microsoft Word?
In Microsoft Word, tabs and indentation are both features that allow you to adjust the positioning and alignment of text, but...
Tabs and Tabstops in Microsoft Word
Tabs are used to move and highlight text to specific positions. Tabs are useful for alignment and organization...
Tables in Microsoft Word
In Microsoft Word, a table is a feature that allows you to organize data and information in a structured and orderly manner,...
Insert table in Microsoft Word
To insert a table in Microsoft Word, follow these steps: Go to the "Insert" tab in...
Footnotes and endnotes
Footnotes and endnotes are both notation and reference systems used to include additional information in a document...
Headers and Footers
Headers and footers in Microsoft Word are areas at the top (header) and bottom (footer) of each page in a document in which...
Contents
A table of contents in Microsoft Word is an automatically generated list of chapters, sections, titles and pages in a document. It...
Cross-references
Cross-references in Microsoft Word are useful tools that allow you to refer to other parts of your document, such as chapters, sections,...
Spelling and grammar
The spelling and grammar checker in Microsoft Word is a feature designed to identify errors in text and...
Language Control
Language control in Microsoft Word is a feature that allows you to control and customize the language of your document. ...
Themes
Themes in Word are sets of coordinated visual elements, such as colors, fonts and effects, that you can apply to your...
Margins
Margins in Word refer to the white space around the pages of a document. They define the distance between the text...