Font Style: Defines whether the text is displayed in Bold

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  The weight of the size of the text, which is measured in points (pts).
  

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  This option is used to specify the color of the text.
  

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  Specifies whether the text needs to be underlined or not
  

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  Strikethrough: displays a single line over the selected text.
  
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  Double strikethrough: displays a double line over the selected text.
  
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  Superscript: raises selected text above the base line & reduces the font.
  
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  Subscript: lowers selected text below the base line and reduces the font.
  
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  Shadow: adds a shadow to selected text.
  
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  Outline: adds an outline to selected text.
  
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  Emboss: provides an embossed effect to selected text.
  
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  Engrave: provides an engraved effect to selected text.
  
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  Small caps: displays selected text in lower case.
  
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  All caps: displays selected text in uppercase.
  
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  Hidden: prevents selected text from being displayed or printed.
  

The case of the text defines the type of capitalization used in the document. The Capitalization forms provided by Word include:

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  Sentence case
  
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    capitalizes only the first letter in the selected text.
    
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  Lower case
  
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    converts all selected text to lowercase letters.
    
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  Upper case
  
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    converts all selected text to uppercase letters.
    
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  Title case
  
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    capitalizes the first letter of each word of the selected text.
    
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  Toggle case
  
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    changes uppercase to lowercase and lowercase to uppercase for all the selected text
    

Or press Shift + F3 to change any of the highlighted word or sentence to any case type

You can increase the readability of your document by representing the text in paragraphs and formatting these paragraphs to include distinct characteristics, such as spacing, alignment, bullets and shading. Paragraph formatting includes the following:

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  Applying paragraph spacing
  
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  Applying line spacing
  
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  Aligning text
  
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  Indenting text
  
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  Setting Tab stops
  
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  Adding bullets and numbers
  
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  Applying border and shading
  
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  Applying styles
  

Paragraph spacing allows you to define the amount of white spaces that should be placed before and after paragraphs. By applying paragraph spacing, you can increase the readability of a document. You can define the amount of white spaces that should be placed before and after paragraphs.