Question

Elaborate four different types of styles which can be provided in a Word Processor. *And please elaborate tooo*​

Answer 1

Answer:

To ensure that a document looks uniform and professional, Microsoft offers four types of styles in Word:

Paragraph styles

Character styles

Table styles

List styles

Paragraph styles

These styles determine the appearance of a text in terms of whole paragraph sections, and allow you to format large sections of text. A paragraph style may contain format settings for character style, however it also determines the overall design of a paragraph. In a new Word document, the paragraph style Standard is usually preset for the entire text. Paragraph styles format the following attributes:

Indents and spacings

Line and page breaks

Borders and shading

Lists

Tabs

All character attributes

In Word, paragraph styles are marked by the ¶ sign in the styles menu (This can be found by clicking the lower most right arrow in the style gallery on the start tab.)

Character styles

Character styles determine the appearance of text in terms of individual characters, and are mainly used to format smaller sections of text, e. g. highlighting words. Character styles do not format the features of the entire paragraph, but rather format the following attributes:

Font

Font size

Font color

Bold, italic, or underlined markings

Character styles are marked by the a-sign in the styles menu.

Table styles

Table styles in Word format the following attributes for tables:

Header row

Grid lines

Accent color

List styles

List styles in Word format the following attributes for lists:

The format of bulleted lists

The format of numbered lists

Indents