Geekers - Documents become one of the important tasks that must be completed. Why? Because in any field and any industry, documents are one of the media that store various data according to the purpose and type of the document.
So that document grouping is needed to make it easier to find documents when needed. To support documents so that they remain neat and pleasing to the eye when reading, documents must be standardized down to the details.
This can start from the font used, the method of numbering and even the spacing used in creating the document. Things that are trivial when left alone will become complicated in the end, because everything has to be standardized.
List of contents
* Guide on how to set spacing in Word 2010
+ A. Quick Way to Set Spacing
+ B. How to Manually Set Spacing
Guide on How to Set Spacing in Word 2010
Formatting is an easy thing to do, and is often ignored because it is considered not important. To make it easier to adjust spacing in documents, let's look at a few steps on how to adjust spacing in Word 2010:
A. How to Quickly Set Spacing
Here's a quick way to adjust the spacing in your word document. So that the document arrangement becomes more orderly and more pleasing to the eye because it is not messy. The following details the steps to set the spacing:
1. Open and run your Word application program
2. If you cannot find the word application program on your computer, take advantage of the search feature by clicking on the Search Bar on your computer
3. Then type the keyword Word, and your Word application program will be visible
4. Click and run the Word application (same as point 1)
5. After the Word application program is successfully run, a document worksheet will appear where you will adjust the spacing.
6. Select Tab Home > Paragraph to set the spacing in your document
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7. Then click the Paragraph Icon (Sign up & down) and select the size of space you need
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8. After that, the spacing in your document will change according to the size you selected and the spacing settings have been successfully executed.
B. How to Manually Set Spacing
In addition to a quick way to adjust the spacing of word documents, you can also manually adjust the spacing of your documents yourself. So you can specify in detail the spacing settings you need according to the needs of your document. Here are the detailed steps to adjust the spacing in your word document:
1. Make sure that your computer or laptop has the word application program installed
2. Open and run the word application program
3. Select the Home tab > Paragraph. Then pay attention to the small arrow in the lower right corner in the section Click the small arrow icon button.
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4. Then a complete and detailed Paragraph view will appear. Pay attention to the Spacing section
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5. To adjust the spacing, you can set the size of the spacing you need in the Spacing: Before & After, and Line Spacing sections
6. When finished filling in and completing the spacing rules according to your needs, then click OK
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7. After that, the word document will follow the size of the spacing that you previously set and the spacing settings have been successfully done.
With this way of adjusting the spacing in word 2010, you as a word 2010 user who is used to complete various tasks and jobs will find it easier to use the word.
The methods provided are easy enough to follow slowly, so as not to cause errors in working on the document. Not only that, but you can also follow the flow and understand how Word 2010 works. We hope this article is useful for you.
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