Sometimes clients (or bosses) require documents to be in a specific format--even down to the font type and size. Written by ZDNet Staff, Contributor April 14, 2005, 9:00 a.m. PT Microsoft Word ...

Open Word and click the "Home" tab if it is not already enabled. Click the "Font Size" down arrow in the Font area of the ribbon and choose a larger size. Type text on the Word document page.

Launch the Microsoft Word application. An empty, blank document appears on the screen. Click the bottom right corner of the "Font" panel on the "Home" tab to expand the Font panel into a dialog box.

Microsoft Word’s default font is Calibri, set at a size of 11 points. This font is automatically applied to new documents unless the user establishes customized settings.

Here’s all you can do to compress and reduce the size of your Word document. Compress images in the document Don’t embed fonts Save it as a .docx file Don’t store a thumbnail for your document ...

Now, when you start a new document or launch Word, the font will be the one you selected. Updated at 11 p.m. PT with a video report from IDG News Service.

Ok, let's say I have 3 pages selected. On that page are different font styles and sizes.I want to decrease them all my say 2, so if they were 14 I want them 12, if they were 26 I want them 24.I ...