1. Review Questions 1. Bold, underline, and italics. 2. Spaces after sentences. 3. To change designs of words. 4. To get something to reappear. 5. To change justifications. 6. To decrease letters. Typestyle 2 Font Edit – Undo Alignment Point

2. Which typestyle or effect is used? 1. 7th Grade Rocks ______________ 2. 7th Grade Rocks ______________ 3. 7th Grade Rocks ______________ 4. 7 th Grade Rocks ______________ 5. 7th Grade Rocks ______________ 6. 7th Grade Rocks ______________ Regular Typestyle Double Strikethrough Bold Subscript Underline Italics 7th Grade Rocks

3. Which alignment is used? Left Align Justified Center Align Right Align 10,000 2,000 500 Mike Martha Mark Our school colors are gray and blue and mustangs is our mascot. Chorus Band Art 12 3 4

4. Word Processing Lesson 14 Line Spacing

5. What is Line Spacing? The vertical distance between lines of text. Our default line spacing is always single line spacing. The 3 most common line spacings are single, 1.5, and double.

6. What is Single Spacing? The default. The lines are back to back or one right under the other one. There is no blank line after each line. Scientists at work in several countries have discovered evidence that each half of the brain may support a different emotional state. The left half may be the seat of positive attitudes. The right half may harbor negative attitudes. Example

7. What is 1.5 Spacing? Doesn’t mean that there is 1.5 lines between each line. It means that the lines have about ½ the size of a line between each line. There will be ½ of a blank line. Example Scientists at work in several countries have discovered evidence that each half of the brain may support a different emotional state. The left half may be the seat of positive attitudes. The right half may harbor negative attitudes.

8. What is Double Spacing? Example Doesn’t mean that there is 2 lines between each line. It means that the lines have 1 line between each line. There will be 1 blank line. Scientists at work in several countries have discovered evidence that each half of the brain may support a different emotional state. The left half may be the seat of positive attitudes. The right half may harbor negative attitudes.

9. Which line spacing is used? If you have to struggle to keep a positive attitude, and if it seems like an uphill fight to stay positive, that may be good. This struggle may show that both halves of your brain are at work trying to influence your emotions. Double Line Spacing

10. Which line spacing is used? If you have to struggle to keep a positive attitude, and if it seems like an uphill fight to stay positive, that may be good. This struggle may show that both halves of your brain are at work trying to influence your emotions. Single Line Spacing

11. Which line spacing is used? If you have to struggle to keep a positive attitude, and if it seems like an uphill fight to stay positive, that may be good. This struggle may show that both halves of your brain are at work trying to influence your emotions. 1.5 Line Spacing

12. How to change line spacing? 1. Highlight the section or click in the paragraph. 2. Use the menu bar to choose Format – Paragraph 3. Click the line spacing tool on the toolbar.

13. Line Spacing Quiz 1. What is our default line spacing? 2. How many line spacings are most commonly used? 3. How many blank lines are in single spacing? 4. How many blank lines are in double spacing? 5. Which option is chosen under Format on the menu bar? Single Spacing 3 0 1 Paragraph