If you decide to seriously study a program such as Word, or if you just need to urgently find out how the line is installed in Word 2010, then you have come to the right article. As they say, you need to start small. In the article, we will tell you not only how the line is installed in the Word 2010, but also about what functions it performs. Therefore, if you are interested in this, read the article to the end.
The first way to set the ruler
Now the first method will be discussed how to make a line in the "Word" 2010. Someone says that it is quite time-consuming and there is another - more successful option. But despite this, the method that will be presented now is most popular, so you can’t miss it in any way.
So, the line in the "Word" 2010 is set as follows:
- Initially, go to the "View" tab if you are not on it.
- On the toolbar, find the "Show" area.
- Check the box next to "Ruler."
You may notice that the installation instructions for the line are quite short, which cannot be bad. Having completed all three points, you will see how another element appears in the program interface - the ruler.
The second way to set the ruler
There are two ways to install the line in Word 2010. And the second, which will now be presented, is more profitable, because using it, you can save time without losing anything. Although this savings is doubtful. After all, everyone will agree that the previous method takes only a few seconds.
So, to set the ruler in the second way, you just need to click one icon, which is located above the page scroll slider vertically. You can see its exact place in the picture.
By clicking this icon, you will achieve exactly the same result as using the previous method.
Ruler interface
So you have learned how to install a ruler in the program interface. Well, now it's time to talk about the interface of the line itself. As you can see, we have two rulers, left and top.
But we will not take into account the one on the left, since there are no elements on it. But on the top there are four: three sliders on the left and one on the right. It must be said right away that the right slider is responsible for the size of the indentation of the text from the right edge of the sheet. We will pay more attention to the three sliders located on the left.
In fact, everything is simple here. The upper slider is responsible for the indentation of the first line of the paragraph from the left edge. Medium - for the protrusion of the text in the paragraph, except for the first line. And the bottom slider allows you to move the two previous ones fixedly.
I want to say one thing: you need to try moving the sliders yourself to figure out how they work.