How do you make headings in Word?

Answer by  malpoa (363)

Heading in word can be created according to the word size and font you prefer. There is an option to change word size and font in the tool bar with the icons on the top right corner. You even have an option to make the heading text in italics,bold,capital and in colour.

Answer by  Sabharish (1610)

It is very easy in Microsoft Word. In latest versions, just double click the top most portion of the page document. After that you will get a splitter which indicates the header. There you can type the matter to create a header. In older versions the option may not be easier like described.

Answer by  turkey98 (232)

Select the text that you want to make into a heading. Press Ctrl+Alt+1 for heading style 1, Ctrl+Alt+2 for heading style 2 and so on.

Answer by  Naimad (98)

Hi, open your word document and on the too bar on the top click where it says VIEW, you will see some options in there. click on Header and Footer.

Answer by  Will65 (73)

The easiest way to create a heading is by clicking on view at the top of your tool bar and click where it says header/footer and then insert your text.

Answer by  martin67 (114)

making heading in word is a easy one. type the heading and select it. give bold and align in center or align in left. then it looks highlighted. you can also highlighted it by underlining the heading.