Today, there are several standard options for how to align content in a text editor. Knowing them, you can format even the most complex text - set a red line, protrusions in the form of bullets or a numbered list, set content boundaries. After processing, your text will be easy for readers to perceive.
Necessary
Text formatting toolbar, section "Paragraph"
Instructions
Step 1
Open your text document in Word editor. Select with the mouse the part of the text that you plan to edit. In the "Format" menu, run the "Paragraph" command. In the new window that opens, find the top "Alignment" box. Next, use the arrow to set the position - "along the left edge", "in the center", "along the right edge" or "in width". Also, in the adjacent field, set the levels to which this function will be applied.
Step 2
For quick alignment, you can use the formatting toolbar, since you can align the content there using buttons similar to the commands in the "Paragraph" section. If you need a red line, then go to the middle "Indent" field. And if it is important for you to make protrusions, then use the commands "Bulleted list" and "Numbered list" that are in the toolbar.
Step 3
In addition to the visual formatting toolbar, the editor's service window contains measuring rulers with moving sliders. They are located at the edges of a text document, and perform the same functions of indentation and protrusion. Just move them to the position you want.
