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alright Microsoft for 2013 and Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to use the italics option this option in Microsoft Word makes the letters lean to the right which can be used several different reasons when creating the story or writing a paper so if you want to have a word go to BI to in italics you just left-click and drag the mouse over the word and then you go over to the I under the Home tab and we click the I it turns that into italics as you can see here Iamp;#39;ll zoom in on it so you can see the difference now if we want to select multiple words then we can left-click and drag over all these words and we can either click the I thatamp;#39;s the menu that pops up or we can click the I thatamp;#39;s under the Home tab or we can just click on control the hold down the control key and the letter I now if you want to take the italics off then go ahead left click and drag over the sentence or the word that you want and you click the I again and it will return it back to normal
