This article provides a detailed guide on how to format fonts in Microsoft Word.

1. Font formatting.
Before you start composing your document, it's crucial to format the font. Follow these steps for font formatting: Step 1: Go to the Home tab - click on the Font icon below (or press
Step 1: Navigate to the Home -> click on the Font icon below (or press Ctrl + D):

Step 2: The Font dialogue appears -> select the Font tab and make choices for the following items:
- Font: Choose the Font style. There are two commonly used font styles:
+ Font Time New Roman: Corresponds to the Unicode character set.
+ Font Vn.Time: Corresponds to the TCVN3(ABC) character set.
- Font Style: Choose the font style.
- Size: Choose the font size.
Additionally, you can format text color, apply effects to text… If you want to set these values as default for all pages in Word, click on Set As Default:

Step 3: The Microsoft Word dialogue appears -> click on All Document based on the Normal Template to set it for all pages in Word -> OK -> OK:

After setting the default mode, every time you create a new document, you won't have to format the font for the text.
2. Format individual paragraphs.
- If you want differentiation between paragraphs by changing the font format, follow these steps: Select the text you want to change -> the quick font dialogue appears -> customize the font as needed:

3. Copy Font Format for Another Text Segment.
- To copy the font format for another text segment, follow these steps:
+ Select the text segment with the desired format to copy -> click on the Format Painter tool (or press Ctrl + Shift + C):

+ Move to the text segment where you want to copy the font -> scan the entire text segment to copy the format (or highlight and press Ctrl + Shift + V) -> the new text segment now has the same format as the copied text segment.

Here is a detailed guide on how to format fonts in Word.
Wishing you all success!
