Enter a number to define the font size directly in the Word Font Size box

When you edit a Word document, we set the font size of the text by selecting the size you want in the Font Size box. In fact, in addition to the direct selection of the default font size, we can also directly in the "Font size" box to enter the number needed to meet some special needs. The method is as follows.

When you select text in a document, you can set the selected text to a 14.5-point-size word by clicking the Font Size box on the Start tab, entering 14.5, and then pressing ENTER.

Although the word Size box lists only the eighth to the beginning, the 5 points to 72 points, the font size is actually supported between 1-1638. So, when you need a larger font size, you can enter the size of the number of points required in the size box, such as 88, and then press ENTER.