Working on a computer is almost always associated with typing. Sometimes you need to enter a formula on the command line in order for the operating system to execute a specific command. To gain access to closed documents, the user needs to specify an account, which is a complex password that consists of various numbers, letters and other symbols. Elements with text are present in files, services, and programs. The main work with texts is carried out in text editors, where you just need to know how to separate the words of the text.
Necessary
"Space", "Enter", "Backspace" keys
Instructions
Step 1
Place the cursor at the end of the word after which you plan to make a space. Take a close look at your computer keyboard. You will need its largest button, which is located at the very bottom. This long, oblong key is called Space. You will need to remember it for a long time, since you can separate words from each other only by pressing this key. Each separate pressure on the spacebar separates the text characters by exactly one space unit. This means that if you want to move the words away from each other, then press the "Space" several times. You can keep the button depressed until the space expands to the desired size.
Step 2
In case you accidentally made extra space units, you should use the "Backspace" key. This button is located at the top of the computer keyboard, to the right of the "+" (or "=") key. Backspace has a rectangular shape, as well as the very inscription "Backspace". An arrow is drawn next to the key name, pointing to the left. Backspace moves the cursor back, thereby shortening the distance between words.
Step 3
In order to transfer words to different lines, place the cursor at the end of the last word of this line. Click the "Enter" key. It is located directly under the backspace, one key below. By its functionality, the "Enter" button often performs the function of the well-known "Ok" button, which can often be found in the computer interface and on remote control panels from audio or video equipment. "Enter" is universal and denotes entering the system, opening a program, confirming the command being executed. In text editors, this key is responsible for moving the cursor to the beginning of the next line. Together with the cursor, all the text (word or paragraph) that is contained after the cursor is transferred to the line below. Repeated pressing, or long pressing on the enter key, significantly increases the number of blank lines between words.
