Getting Started with Word Animation Tutorial 30: Qualifying The number of lines and words in a document

When publishing a book, the publisher sometimes asks the author to write in a draft with a fixed number of lines per page and word per line. It's really easy to implement, and you can set it up in the Page Setup dialog box in Word.

1. Open the Page Setup dialog box and switch to the Document Grid tab.

2. Click the Font button, open the Font dialog box, set the font size according to the body font of the article, and click OK to close the Font dialog box.

3. Select the text to alignment grid item, at which time the per-line character box and the per-page row box become adjustable, setting the number of words and lines per page that are required respectively.

4. Click the OK button to close the dialog box.

Attached: "Grid" four options for the function

1. No grid: When selected, Word uses the default character grid, including the number of characters per line, character span, number of rows per page, and line span.

2. Specify only the row grid: When you select this item, Word uses the default number of characters per line and character span, allowing you to set the number of rows per page or row span, and change one of the other values to change.

3. Specify line and character grids: Select this to allow you to set the number of characters per line, character span, number of rows per page, and line span. The number of characters (or lines) is changed, the span changes, and vice versa.

4. Text to alignment grid: After you select this item, you can set the number of characters per line and the number of rows per page, but do not allow you to change the character span and line span.

The specific operation of the animation demo process is as follows: Do not see clearly click the animation zoom.

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