Info Tab In Microsoft Word

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Info Tab In Microsoft Word
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Info Tab Microsoft Word

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You can easily get your most commonly used functions on one single tab in Microsoft Word 2013. This way every command you need is right at your fingertips without having to go back and forth between different tabs. Right click on any tab and select Customize the Ribbon. In the following dialog, click on New Tab.

To set tab stops in Word 2013, 2016, 2019, or Word for Microsoft 365, do the following: On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, choose Paragraph Settings. Click the Tabs button. Set the Tab stop position, choose the Alignment and Leader options, and then click Set and OK.

Step by step instructions for setting tabs in Word 2013

Overview

Tabs allow you to position text exactly where you would like it. To avoid problems with text alignment, use tabs rather than spaces. The default tab settings for Microsoft Word are every half-inch. If you do not like the Word settings, you can set your own tabs.

Tab Types

Tabs come in different types which are defined by the way text aligns with the tab. The following table explains the different tab types.

Tab Type	Windows Icon	Purpose
Left (Normal)	With the Left tab, text will begin at the tab position and continue to the right of the tab.
Right	With the Right tab, text will end at the tab and flow to the left.
Center	The Center tab works similar to centering a line of text but instead of centering between margins, text is centered at the tab location.
Decimal	The Decimal tab is used to align numbers and text with a period. This is useful for a group of numbers or a list of instructions.
Bar	The Bar tab is used to add a vertical line at that position. This could be used when you want to set off some text.

Setting a tab does not automatically align your text. You still have to press [Tab] at the appropriate places.

There are two ways to work with tabs: from the Ruler or from the Tabs Dialog box.

Working with Tabs from the Ruler

Working with tabs using the Ruler option is a quick and easy way to set and adjust tabs. The Ruler options allow you to set, move, delete, or change tabs. You can display the ruler by clicking the View Ribbon, and checking the Ruler option in the Show group.

Setting Tabs

Select the paragraph(s) that will receive new tab settings
Click the TAB TYPE icon until the desired tab type is selected
On the Ruler, click the lower edge of the ruler where you want the tab

Moving Tabs

On the Ruler, click and hold the tab you want to move
Drag the tab to the new location and release the mouse button

Deleting Tabs

Click and hold the tab you want to delete
Drag the tab into the document area of the screen and release the mouse button

Changing Tab Type

To change the tab type, you can either delete the tab and add a new tab of the correct type or you can use the Tabs dialog box.

Working with Tabs from the Tabs Dialog Box

The Tabs dialog box allows you to adjust the placement and type of tab. Although the Ruler option is a quicker way to adjust tabs, the dialog box allows you to use leaders and enter specific tab locations.

In the Tabs dialog box, you can set leaders for the tabs. Leaders are lines (solid, dashed, or dotted) that appear in the blank space created by a tab. The most common use for a leader is in a table of contents where a dotted line leads up to the page number. Leaders guide the reader's eye across the page.

To access the Tabs dialog box