A repeating character (usually a dot or dash) that separates an entry from the page number associated with it. Tab leaders are often found in a table of contents and can be dotted, dashed, or solid lines.
Locations across a page that you use to align text.
A set of 18 predefined table formats that include a varietyof borders, colors, and attributes.
A table used in legal papers and other types of official documents that lists statutes, citations, case numbers, and similar information.
A list of the main headings and subheadings in a document along with corresponding page numbers.
A list of graphics, pictures, or figures and their corresponding captions.
A command inserted in a document that specifies how the document, or a portion of the document, should be formatted.
A pane that enables you to quickly access commands related to a specific task, without having to use menus and toolbars.
A document that stores text, styles, formatting, macros, and page information for use in other documents.
A form field with several types of text boxes where users enter text.
A manual break that forces the text that follows it to the next line. Also called a line break.
A unified look in a document that incorporates heading and text styles.
A Word feature that looks up alternative words or synonyms for a word.
A small image that represents a page in a document and that you can click to navigate to that page.
An on/off button or command that is activated when you click it and deactivated when you click it again.