Note that you can now manually enter an amount of inches (including fractional quantities) by which to change the current indent: If you want more granular control over the amount of indent or outdent you apply to text elements in your document, click on the " Page Layout" tab in the Word 2010 ribbon. Changing document margins and using the ruler, discussed in later tutorials, gives you much more control, including vertical spacing! Increase or decrease indent by a single inch (or fractions of an inch) Tip: notice that decreasing or increasing indent only affects the left margin of the paragraph / text block. This approach applies the default indent or outdent distance, but as you'll see below, you can get more control than that. Then, make sure that the " Home" tab is selected in the Word 2010 ribbon (toolbar at the top), and click on the " Increase Indent" or " Decrease Indent" buttons:Īs soon as you click on either button, Word will apply the change right away to undo, either press Ctrl+Z or click on the opposite button in the ribbon. Place your cursor inside the paragraph you want to indent or unindent, or select all the elements in question (if more than one). But the easiest way to add space on the left or right of a paragraph, table, or other element is to use the default buttons.
As you'll learn in the Microsoft Word ruler tutorial, the indent on the left and on the right can be fully customized to the pixel (or inch), as can the margins of your document.
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