COMP 1010 Lecture 14: Lecture 14
17 May 2017
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Examples: character formatting include font size, font type, and character style (bold, italic, underline) Some types of formatting apply primarily to lines or groups of lines of text. Use paragraph formatting to change the appearance of one or several paragraphs. Examples: include alignment (left, right, center, or justified) and line spacing. When you set this formatting for one part of a paragraph, it applies to all the lines in that paragraph. Left alignment (sometimes known as ragged alignment) lines up the left edge of the paragraph neatly at the left indent, but the right edge stops at the end of each word. No effort is made to line up the right edge. Right alignment is the opposite of left alignment. The right edge of the paragraph is aligned neatly at the right indent, but the left edge may be ragged.
