ekdjkdjekjdekdjejdkejjedj Bold, italics, and underline are common text-formatting features. The bold feature thickens the text’s individual characters, like this. Bold is often used to make paper titles, keywords, subheadings, or other pieces of text stand out and guide the readers eye. The italics feature tilts the characters of text slightly to the right, like this. Italics are often used to indicate something is a title, or to add emphasis to a word or phrase. The underline feature inserts a line under the text, like this, and can also be used to add emphasis.

To bold, italicize, or underline your text:

1. Select the text you want to change
2. Find the text-formatting options:

• In Microsoft Word, the font section is in the “Home” tab on the left side of the top toolbar.
• In Google Docs, look in the middle of the top toolbar

1. Bold, italicize, or underline the text:

• To bold the text, click the capital letter “B”
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• To italicize the text, click the capital letter “I”
• To underline the text, click the capital letter “U”

1. In most word processors, you can also bold, italicize, and underline text by using keyboard shortcuts:

• To bold the text, type Ctrl + B on Windows or Cmd + B on Mac.
• To italicize the text, type Ctrl + I on Windows or Cmd + I on Mac.
• To underline the text, type Ctrl + U on Windows or Cmd + U on Mac.

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