Question

name the option to set the indents and margins to format the paragraph
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Answer 1

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I thought indentation

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Answer 2

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Indents

The indent before text refers to the width of the additional empty space that is inserted between the margin and the text on the left-hand side of a paragraph of left-to-right text, and the indent after text refers to the width of the additional empty space that is inserted between the text and the margin on the right-hand side of a paragraph of left-to-right text. You can quickly increase the indent before text to the next tab stop by clicking the Increase Indent button (Increase Indent) in the Paragraph group on the Home tab, and you can quickly decrease the indent before text to the preceding tab stop by clicking the Decrease Indent button (Decrease Indent) in the Paragraph group on the Home tab.

You can set the indent before text (the left indent for left-to-right text) to values that do not correspond to tab stops, and you can also set the indent after text (the right indent for left-to-right text) in the Paragraph group on the Page Layout tab.

Selecting Preset Margins

Word’s Margins menu (Page Layout → Page Setup → Margins) gives you a way to quickly apply standard margins to your pages. The preset margins are a mixed bag of settings from a half inch to one and a quarter inches. For most documents, you can choose one of these preset margins and never look back

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