Text centered between the left and right margins, creating an aesthetically pleasing layout often used in titles, headings, and artistic designs.
Header refers to text or graphics placed at the top margin of a document or a publication to provide consistent information across pages.
Headers and Footers provide additional repeated information across document pages, such as page numbers, document title, and author name.
Left-Aligned Text refers to text that is aligned along the left margin, creating a clean and uniform left edge while leaving the right edge ragged. This is a common format in Western writing systems.
A page break is a marker that forces text to start on a new page.
Page breaks are tools used in various document formats to indicate the transition from one page to the next. They are essential in formatting documents for printing and readability.
A title page is often used interchangeably with a cover page, specifically in books and theses. It serves to present the title, author, and other relevant information about the work.
A header in a document typically contains text, pictures, automatic page numbers, date, and time, and appears at the top of every page.
The pound sign (#), also known as the number sign or hash mark, is a versatile symbol used in various contexts ranging from number formatting to wildcard searches.
Repaginate refers to the process within a word processor or page layout program of repositioning page breaks by working forward from the current cursor position.
