Microsoft Word

You can find the page number and volume number of your deed by looking at the official records kept by the county clerk or recorder's office where the deed was filed. These documents are usually public record and can be accessed either in person at the office or online through the county's website.

In Microsoft Word, two common types of formatting are character formatting, which involves changing characteristics like font style, size, and color, and paragraph formatting, which controls alignment, spacing, and indents for blocks of text. Both types are essential for creating professional-looking documents with visual appeal.

Formatting text allows you to change the appearance of the text, such as its font style, size, color, alignment, and spacing. It helps to make the text more visually appealing and easier to read, emphasizing certain parts of the content.

Adding space after each paragraph helps improve readability by visually separating distinct blocks of text. It provides a clear visual cue that one thought or idea has ended and another is beginning, making the text easier to scan and comprehend.

To prevent the footer from page 1 appearing on page 2 in MS Word, you can use section breaks. Place the cursor on the page where you want to change the footer, go to the "Layout" tab, click on "Breaks" and select "Next Page." This will create a new section for page 2, allowing you to customize the footer separately.

When you double space text, one blank line is left between the lines of text. This means there is one line of blank space between each line of text.

Yes, you can set double spacing in Microsoft Word by selecting the text you want to double-space and then clicking on the "Line and Paragraph Spacing" button in the Paragraph group on the Home tab. From the drop-down menu, choose "2.0" for double spacing.

That is called a "tagline" or a "closure." It is typically used to summarize the main idea of the paragraph or to provide a concluding thought.

Typically, the margins for a Works Cited list should be set to 1 inch on all sides to maintain consistency and readability. This format helps to create a professional and organized appearance for the document. Wide margins on all sides may not be necessary and could affect the overall aesthetic and balance of the page.

In a block letter format, all lines begin at the left margin, including the date, recipient's address, salutation, body of the letter, closing, and signature. This format is used for formal letters such as business correspondence or cover letters.

The same font as the rest of the paper. Generally Times New Roman or Courier New.

To insert headers and footers in Microsoft Word, go to the Insert tab on the Ribbon. Click on "Header" or "Footer" and then select the desired style from the drop-down menu. You can then customize the header or footer with text, page numbers, date, time, and other options.

A header is located at the top of each printed page. You can edit the header in Word 2007, by clicking on the Insert tab on the menu ribbon. Then you click on Header in the Header & Footer section.

You can use the text formatting options like bold, italics, underline, font color, and alignment in word processing software such as Microsoft Word to format text. For graphics, tools like resizing, cropping, rotating, and applying filters can be used in graphic design software like Adobe Photoshop.

APA style does not require the page number on the first page, so it would not typically be included. In MLA style, the page number is not required on the first page of the document. However, the Chicago Manual of Style recommends no page number on the first page unless the rest of the document includes them.

To change the margins of a document, go to the Page Layout tab in the toolbar, select Margins, and then click on Custom Margins. In the dialog box that opens, you can set the left margin to 2 inches and the right margin to 3 inches. Click OK to apply the changes.

If using 12 point Times or Times Roman font, it's about 10 English words per line, on average.
Further, that font and size will put 49 single-spaced lines on a page. So, under those assumptions, an average word count would be 490 words on a single spaced page, or 245 on a double-spaced page.

Typically, headers in a document are positioned about 0.5-1 inch from the top of the page. This spacing helps prevent the header from overlapping with the top margin while keeping the header content visible and well-separated from the main text. Adjustments may be needed based on paper size and formatting preferences.

You do not need to download another font. When you look at the drop-down box for font size, the smallest number frequently is 8. But, you can select a smaller size by manually typing the size number in the box and pressing enter.

EXAMPLE:

If you want to use font size 6, then select the font size and type 6 in the font size box. After you type the number, just press ENTER. Your text will display as size 6.

The page header and title are typically located at the top of the page, either centred or aligned to the left. The header usually includes the title of the page or website, and the page title is a more specific heading for that particular page's content.

If you have Windows 2003, in a Word document, you should be able to go to "file" at the top left and click "page setup." Margins should appear at the top of the popup.

For Windows 2007, you'll go to page layout at the top, and click there. "Margins" should be one of the first drop down tabs.

The page number should be flush right (against the right 1 inch margin).