MS Word " View Menu" (In English)

 

"View" menu in Microsoft Word typically includes various options to control how your document is displayed on the screen. Please note that menu layouts and options might have changed in more recent versions of Microsoft Word. Here's a general overview of what you might find in the "View" menu:

1. 1. Print Layout: This option displays your document as it would appear when printed, including page margins, headers, footers, and other layout elements.

   2. Read Mode: This mode optimizes the document for reading, with larger text size and a clean, distraction-free layout.

   3. Web Layout: Displays the document as it might appear in a web browser, which can be useful for documents that will be published online.

   4. Outline: If you've structured your document using headings and subheadings, this view allows you to see the document's structure and easily navigate between sections.

   5. Draft: This view displays the document's content without most of the formatting and layout elements, helping you focus on the text itself.

   6. Full Screen Reading: This mode provides a full-screen view for reading, with options for adjusting text size, line spacing, and more.

   7. Zoom: This option allows you to zoom in or out on the document, making the text and layout larger or smaller on the screen.

   8. Show/Hide: This option lets you toggle the visibility of non-printing characters like paragraph marks, line breaks, and tabs. It's useful for formatting and troubleshooting.

   9. Ruler: This option toggles the display of the horizontal and vertical rulers, which can help with aligning and formatting your document.

   10. Thumbnails: If you have multiple pages in your document, this option might provide a thumbnail view of all the pages for easier navigation.

   11. Document Views: Depending on the version of Word you're using, you might find options like "Multiple Pages," "Side to Side," and "Split" to help you view your document in various layouts.

   Please note that the menu options and their descriptions may vary based on the version of Microsoft Word you are using. If you are using a more recent version, I recommend checking the "View" menu directly in Word for the most up-to-date information on available options.