Click the fill > White Outline: Blue Accent color 1 Glow Blue Accent Color 1 option at the drop-down gallery.With the two lines of text still selected, click the Home tab > Font group > Text Effects and Typography button.Click the down arrow at the right side of the Stylistic sets option box and scroll down the drop-down list that displays, and then click 6.Select the current measurement in the measurement box that displays to the right of the Kerning for fonts option and then type 14.Click in the Kerning for fonts check box to insert a check mark (this adjusts character spacing between character pairs.).Click the down arrow at the right side of the Spacing option box and then click Condensed from the drop down list.Click the down arrow at the right side of the Scale option box and then click 90.Click the Advanced tab then do the following:.Note you will see a preview of how your text will look at the bottom of the Font Dialog Box.

In the Font Group Dialog Box, select Gabriola from the Font List box and in the font size box type 42.Click the Home Tab > Font Group and click the Font Group Dialog Box Launcher to open the Font Group dialog box.Select the first two lines of text in the document.Click the Theme Colors button in the Document Formatting Group and click the Metropolitan option.

Click the Design tab > Document Formatting Group.

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The Advanced Font formatting options allow you to enhance the visual appeal of your documents by allowing you to adjust character spacing, scale or compress your text and improve text readability by adjusting spacing between character pairs using Kerning. In this lesson you gain some valuable office skills by learning how to use the Advanced Fonts feature in the Font Dialog Box to create attractive documents that can be used for event flyers or invitations.

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