Changing alignment and spacing in a note

A note is similar to a page in a Word 2013 document in that you can add paragraphs and align them in different ways. You can also control how much space appears between paragraphs.

The following tables describe paragraph-alignment and paragraph-spacing options.

Paragraph alignment options

Align Left

Aligns the paragraph along the left side of the note container

Center

Centers the paragraph within the note container

Align Right

Aligns the paragraph along the right side of the note container

Paragraph spacing options

Align Left

Aligns the paragraph along the left side of the note container

Center

Centers the paragraph within the note container

Align Right

Aligns the paragraph along the right side of the note container

Before

Determines the amount of blank space above the paragraph (enter the amount of space in points)

After

Determines the amount of blank space below the paragraph (in points)

Line Spacing At Least

Determines the amount of space (in points) of lines in a multiline paragraph, taking into account the font size. The height of lines is automatically adjusted to fit the largest-sized character, but you can use this setting to increase the line height. Use this setting to double or triple-space paragraphs. For example, in a paragraph whose text size is 11 points, enter 22 to double-space the text; enter 33 to triple-space the text. This spacing also affects the first line of a paragraph, effectively adding space above the paragraph.

Change alignment and spacing in a note

  1. Click anywhere in the paragraph that you want to change.

  2. On the ribbon, click the Home tab.

  3. In the Paragraph group, click Paragraph Alignment.

  4. In the drop-down menu that appears, click a paragraph alignment.

    You can choose Align Left, Center, or Align Right.

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  5. Click Paragraph Alignment again to change spacing before, after, or within a paragraph.

  6. Click Paragraph Spacing Options.

    The Paragraph Spacing dialog box opens.

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  7. Enter the spacing you want in the Before, After, and/or Line Spacing At Least box and click OK.

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Tip

To format more than one paragraph at a time, select all or part of the paragraphs before choosing a formatting command. You can select more than one paragraph by dragging.

Tip

You can press Ctrl+L to left-align a paragraph; press Ctrl+R to right-align a paragraph.

See Also

To learn how to write notes with a pen device, read Handwriting notes and converting them to text.

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