When a document is structured and has a good statement in general, it is easy for the reader to navigate in the text, which facilitates the reading itself. When a document is pleasant to read, this means that the text is well formatted. There are quite a few formatting elements in Word, but in this article the only one will be touched - the paragraph. It is also called the red line, which will be periodically done in this text.
Unfortunately, few people know how paragraphs are made in Word, or they know, but they’re doing it wrong anyway. The article will consider all three methods: using the ruler, tabs and the paragraph menu. They fulfill the same role, but the approach to each of them is different. Therefore, read the article to the end to find a way for yourself.
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The paragraph spacing in Word is done in the same paragraph menu, so don't rush to leave it. Pay attention to the "Interval" field, more precisely - to the left of it. There are two counters: “Before” and “After”. By specifying values, you determine the amount of space between paragraphs.
By the way, all of the above methods 100% make a paragraph in the "Word" 2010. The interval between paragraphs is set exactly the same.