USING MICROSOFT WORD
MICROSOFT WORD
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font styles
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font effects
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word art
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text effects
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Detailed explanation-1: -Bold, Italic, Regular are known as font styles. A bold font-weight has the same style as a regular font, with thicker letters. An italic font is a left-to-right slanted version of your typeface’s regular font a bold italic is both slanted & thicker version of your typeface.
Detailed explanation-2: -Regular, italic, oblique, and small caps are all examples of styles that can exist within a single typeface. See also: Stylistic sets. In CSS, the font-style property is most commonly used to switch between normal (i.e., upright) and italic or oblique type.
Detailed explanation-3: -Italic and bold are different font variations of the original typeface design.
Detailed explanation-4: -Bold and italic are font styles. Underlines are independent of fonts, like color. If you need bold or italic type, you typically have specific fonts for each, but if you just want an underscore or a different text color, you add that with your typesetting program.
Detailed explanation-5: -Regular, Bold, and Italic are examples of font styles.