How Do You Center The Text Vertically & Horizontally In Word 2007?
While Microsoft Word is of course useful for simply writing documents, learning to edit the layout of a document is necessary for anyone who wishes to go beyond merely writing in Word, to using Word for specific tasks such as creating invitations or banners. The ability to change the location of the text itself on the page is essential to editing the document’s layout. At the top of the Word window, click on the “Home” tab and find the section titled “Paragraph.” There are four buttons in this section, each of which shows six tiny lines in a different orientation. Hover the mouse over each of these to find the button that says “Center text” — it should be the button that is the second from the left. Click on this button. If you cannot find the buttons indicated in Step 1, click on the section title “Paragraph.” A window will open. Click the tab labeled “Indents and Spacing.” Under “General,” there is a drop-down menu for “Alignment.” Click “Centered,” then click “OK” to close to windo
