To make the text on your slides easier to read, you can change the indentation of lines of text, change the horizontal alignment of text, and change the vertical spacing between lines of text and between paragraphs in your PowerPoint 2016 for Mac presentation. The Microsoft Word settings align text vertically to the top of the document by default, but the settings can be changed to center the text vertically, align it to the bottom of the page, or justify it vertically on the page.

What's happening In late January of 2018, Microsoft released a version of Microsoft Word with a bug that keeps PERRLA from correctly formatting page numbers in APA Research Papers. When you create a new paper with PERRLA for Word (Mac), we can detect if the bug is triggered.

If the page numbering isn't correct for APA, we'll show you a message with instructions on how to fix the page numbers manually How to fix it We've reported the bug to Microsoft and are waiting for them to fix it. In the meantime, manually fixing the page numbers is easy. Once you've created your paper, here's how to do it: • Double-click the header on the Title page • Click Page Number in the ribbon • Then select Page Number from the drop down • Select: Top of the Page (Header), Right Alignment, and leave Show number on the first page unchecked That’s counter-intuitive because we want the page number on the first pagebut trust us. • Click OK You should see the page number correctly aligned in the top right corner. There's just one more thing.b ecause APA requires the title page header to be different from the rest of the paper, you need to repeat this process on the second page of your paper.

Simply scroll down and place your cursor in the Header of the second page. Then, repeat the steps: Page Number, Page Number, Top of the Page (Header), Right Alignment, Show number on the top of the first page is unchecked, and OK. Now the page numbers for your paper are set up perfectly. If you make any changes to your title page, you’ll need to do this again so we recommend adding the page numbers after you have given your paper it’s final Title.

As soon as Microsoft fixes their bug and pushes out a new update, you will no longer see the message for incorrect page numbers. We’ll also push out a news message to confirm that Microsoft has fixed the problem. If you have any questions about this, contact our Customer Support team via email at.

Font In the Font group in the Ribbon you can easily change the font type, the font size, the font color, the cell color (background color), and the font 'texture' (bold, italics, underline). There are a few more font formatting options that you can access by clicking on a specific cell or a group of selected cells and go to Format in the Menu and select Cells. The Format Cells dialogue box that opens has a number of tabs. In the Font tab, there are additional font formatting options such as changing the underline type or striking through information in the cells.

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Text can also be changed to superscript or subscript. The Border tab and Fill tab also give you more formatting options than the Border and Fill links in the Font group in the Ribbon. Alignment Alignment is both a group in the Ribbon and a tab in the Format Cells dialogue box. Alignment allows you to align text (and numbers) in cells to the left, center, or to the right of the cell (horizontal alignment). It also allows you to align text towards the bottom, top, or center of the cell (vertical alignment). The different allignment options can be very useful for formatting data for readability. Also in Alignment is Wrap Text.

Say you have a column header that is very long. You could increase the width of the column to see it in its entirety (see above) OR you could wrap the text so that it fit in the width of the column by making the row larger. Here we have 3 headers, but only the final one can be read completely. If we highlight the cells and select Wrap Text. You get: You can alter the column width so that words are not cut off. You can also set the horizontal and vertical alignments to your preference. In the Alignment group you can also change the orientation of the writing by clicking text orientation button.

The dropdown arrow will give you orientation options. You can also change the indentation of the text by clicking on the indentation buttons just below the orientation button. Also, notice that the text was vertically centered in the following example. Selected Alignment items are highlighted with a darker grey.