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FORMAT PARAGRAPH
 
Procedures: <Formatting paragraphs>
 
Use the Format Paragraph command to control
paragraph <indents>, <alignment>, and spacing
between lines and paragraphs.
 
■ Before formatting a paragraph, position the
  cursor anywhere in the paragraph you want to
  format, or select a group of paragraphs, or
  select the entire document by pressing Ctrl+5
  (on the numeric keypad) or Shift+F10. The
  formatting will only be applied to the
  paragraph(s) you select.
 
■ Word provides a style sheet, SIDEBY.STY,
  that makes it easy for you to create
  <side-by-side paragraphs>.
 
■ Paragraphs can be aligned right, left,
  centered, and justified using speed formatting
  keys.
 
More Help: <Format menu commands>
           <Lesson: Formatting Documents>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 6, "Text Formatting: Characters
                      and Paragraphs"