



Feedback is welcome!Ġ:00 Word 2016 Paragraph Formats: Alignment, Indents, and SpacingĠ:06 From the book Microsoft Word 2016 In 90 PagesĠ:18 Position text within the margins of a documentĠ:21 Change the amount of indentation on the left and right of a paragraph in reference to the marginsĠ:29 Change the amount of space before of after a paragraph.Ġ:34 and change the amount of space between lines in a paragraph.Ġ:46 Left, Centered, Right, Justified, and CenterĠ:51 Left, Centered, Right, and Justified refer to the left and right margins.Ġ:56 Center alignment refers to the paragraph placement between the top and bottom of the page.ġ:11 Left is the default, Centered places text equidistant between the left and right margins,ġ:18 Right aligns the text to the right margin,ġ:24 and Justified pads spacing in the text to align with both the left and right margins.ġ:36 You can also align a paragraph within a pageġ:42 will place the paragraph between the top and bottom of the page.Ģ:05 Left, Right, First Line, and HangingĢ:09 Here we have three paragraphs that we will indentĢ:17 A first line indent, not a tab, should be used to move the first line of a paragraph in.Ģ:24 To do this, we can use the First Line Indent marker on the Ruler.Ģ:29 Simply drag it to move the first line in.Ģ:35 You can also use the Paragraph dialog boxĢ:40 to enter an exact indent measurement.ģ:02 We can use Increase Indent on the Home tab. Need help with your paragraph formatting in Word 2016? Check out the next video for Microsoft Word 2016 In 90 Pages.
