Do you have to create a list for your boss with Microsoft Word and want to tell him which tasks have already been completed? Or do you just need to cross a few words for other reasons? In any case, be aware that this visual effect exists in Microsoft Word. Read this article and you will learn how to apply it to any selection of letters or words.
Steps
Step 1. Open Microsoft Word
Step 2. Write new text or open a document that already contains text
Step 3. Select the portion of text you want to cross out
Step 4. Click on the Font Dialog on the main bar
You will need to click the small down arrow inside the square box to activate the custom menu list and make it appear on the screen.
Step 5. Click the empty box to the left of the word "Strikethrough"
If you don't have a mouse or your mouse doesn't work, or you want to be reckless and just use the keyboard, you can press alt="Image" and K at the same time
Step 6. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to save this setting
Your text should now be crossed out.
Advice
- Through another setting, you can get a double strikethrough effect: press alt="Image" + L instead of alt="Image" + K.
- As an alternative, you can also use the Insert function. Click on it and then select Shapes. Click on the line and then draw one of the length of the word you want to cross. After drawing the line, place it on the word and you will get the same strikethrough effect.
