USING MICROSOFT WORD
BASIC GUIDE TO MICROSOFT WORD
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Question
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What are the dots or dashes between tabs called?
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Leaders
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Letters
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Tab Stops
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Tab Starts
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -A tab leader in Word produces a row of dots, dashes, or underscores between two sets of text, separated with the Tab key. They are useful for creating tabular lists without using tables, as shown in the above image.
Detailed explanation-2: -Dot leaders are a row of dots that visually connect the chapter titles and section headings to their corresponding page numbers.
Detailed explanation-3: -Leaders offer a visual guide to information separated between the left and right margins of a document.
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