Chapter 8. Creating Great-Looking Documents
In this chapter
Understanding Your Formatting Options
Applying and Modifying Formats
Changing Paper Size and Orientation
Using the Ruler to Set Tab Stops
Formatting Simple Lists with Bullets and Numbers
Formatting All or Part of a Document Automatically
Extra Credit: Straight Quotes or Curly Quotes?
Understanding Your Formatting Options
The point of formatting is to make documents look good for printing (or onscreen viewing). This attention to design details also has an impact on readability; a carefully designed document, with bold headings, well-laid-out pages, and proper typography, is also easy to read or scan. ...
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