When you add horizontal lines to your Word document, you invariably make it easier to read and more visually appealing. Discover how simple it is to insert a horizontal line—whether it's one that Word provides or your own custom line—into your document.
A great way to make your Word document easier to read and
more visually appealing is to separate sections in the document by inserting a
graphical horizontal line. Word provides a number of attractive graphical
horizontal lines from which you can choose.
Follow these steps to insert a horizontal line in your
document:
You can also insert your own custom horizontal lines. To insert
a custom line, follow these steps:
Horizontal lines are treated as any other graphic image;
they can be copied, moved, resized, and colored like any other picture object.
To format the line, right-click it and select Format Horizontal line to change
the line’s properties such as color, size, and alignment.
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