A few simple elements—drop caps, borders,
and shading—make your newsletters and brochures look like a professional
produced them. A drop cap is the
enlarged first letter of a paragraph that provides instant style to a
document. Instead of using a desktop publishing program to create a drop
cap effect, you can quickly achieve the same thing in Word. You can
change the drop cap position, font, and height, and then enter the
distance between the drop cap and paragraph.
Add a Drop Cap
- 1. Click the Print Layout View button.
 - 2. Click the Insert tab.
- 3. Click the paragraph where you want the drop cap.
- 4. Click the Drop Cap button, and then select the drop cap style you want.
Customize a Drop Cap
- 1. Click the Print Layout View button.
 - 2. Click the Insert tab.
- 3. Click the paragraph with the drop cap.
- 4. Click the Drop Cap button, and then click Drop Cap Options.
- 5. Click a drop cap position.
- 6. Change the drop cap font and height, and then enter the distance between the drop cap and text.
- 7. Click OK.
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