Microsoft word icons explained

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Details required :. Cancel Submit. Argel Obm Microsoft Agent. Hi, To better assist you, kindly provide us the following information: What are programs and applications are you trying to find? Kindly provide us the reason why you need the list of all Microsoft programs and their icons? Are you only looking the programs installed in Windows 10? Looking forward to your reply. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.

DaveM Independent Advisor. A very hard thing to find, but i did find a web page that explains most of the icons and includes videos of navigating your way through the new Windows 10 interface, it is titled Windows Taskbar, but it explains a whole lot more than that - Click HERE. In reply to Argel Obm's post on March 3, I am speaking of the Microsoft icons contained and used in Windows 10 and Office Thank you!

In reply to DaveM's post on March 3, In reply to TemporaryUser's post on March 8, Take a screen shot Alt-PrtScn of the icons and using Paint you can crop the pictures of the icons you want. If more room is needed, the size of that window can be decreased.

Using the Customize menu, the window can be re-sized using the following steps: From the View menu select Toolbar From the Toolbar submenu select Customize When the Customize window appears click on the font name window When the black box outlines the window put your cursor on the right edge of the window When your cursor changes to a double-headed arrow click and drag Using the Symbol toolbar button I often use symbol characters in documents I produce.

However, Word has a toolbar button which is easier to use than either of those two applications. Using the steps outlined above I added the symbol button Greek letter Omega from the Insert menu. One click on this button brings up a window with all available characters in a given font.

Click once on a character to see an enlarged view. Double-click a character to insert it into the document If you perform any task repetitively in Word, there is probably a button to use for the task.

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Sign Up For Our Newsletter. Allows you to insert a table into the text box. You can edit the Table Properties by clicking on the icon. Insert Equation. See the Inserting Equations page for more information.

Insert Source. Allows you to view the content in the coding format. Undoes the last change made in the text box. Redoes the effects of the undo action. Learning Suite Info Search Search. Explanation of Toolbar Icons. The following table provides an explanation of the toolbar icons: Icon Function Bold Bold text. Italicize Italicize text. Superscript Text superscripted Subscript Text subscripted Text Color Highlight the text that you want to be a different color.

Background Color Highlight the text that you would like to have a background color. Increase Indent Allows you to move items in your textbox horizontally by increasing the indention from the left side.

Align Left Allows you to position all text to start on the left side. Align Center Allows you to position all text to start in the center. Align Right Allows you to position all text to start on the right side.

Remove Hyperlink See the Removing Hyperlinks help document. Insert Image See the Inserting an Image help document. Insert Flash See the Inserting Flash help document. Insert Video See the Insert Video help document.

Insert Audio See the Inserting Audio help document. Insert File See the Inserting a File help document. Paste from Word Using this option allows you to maintain the formatting such as font sizes, colors, and styles, tables, bullets, etc.

Remove Format Removes the formatting from the text. Font Size Allows you to choose the size of your text. Insert Table Allows you to insert a table into the text box.