How to Use Fonts & Text Formatting in MS Word

Font

The design or text style of text characters is called font. There is a large number of fonts included in MS Word. Some famous fonts names are  

• Calibri
• Times New Roman
• Verdana
• Arial
• Arial Black
• Monotype Corsiva
• Georgia

Font Size: This command is used to Adjusts the size of the text characters.

Bold:This command is use to Makes the text thicker and darker for emphasis.

Italic:This command is used to Slants the text to the right for emphasis or style.

Underline:This command draw a line beneath the text or character.

Strikthrough:This command in MS Word is used to Draws a line through the text, often used to indicate deletion.

Subscript:This command is used to Lowers the text slightly below the baseline.

Superscript:This command Raises the text slightly above the baseline.

Change Case:This command change the capitlazing of  text in MS Word.

Text Highlight Color: This option is used to highlight the sentence of a paragraph in a document by using background color.

Font Color:This command is used to change the characters color.

Clear Formatting:This command Removes all text formatting, to default styles.

Grow Font: This command increases the font size incrementally.

Shrink Font: This command decreases the font size incrementally.

Effects: These are the Special text effects like shadow, outline, emboss, etc.

Character Spacing: This option Adjusts the space between text characters.

Expand: This command is used to Increases the space between Text characters.

Condensed: This command in MS Word is used to Decreases the space between characters.

Raised: This command moves the text slightly above the baseline without changing its size.

Lowered: This command moves the text slightly below the baseline without changing its size.