Shade font in the report

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How to shade font in the report

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all right im gonna talk about how to get rid of this weird gray shading that happens a lot of times when you copy and paste something from a website especially maybe a citation website uh youll notice that behind this first citation there is this really annoying gray shading and its a really weird thing that happens um im going to show you three different tricks to try it all kind of depends on which browser youre using which version of word youre using which operating system youre using its really kind of an annoying mystery that occurs here so let me uh select this the first thing you can try is to go to the highlighter up here and get rid of highlighting because its kind of like a gray highlight is sometimes what its in there as and if you go like this you can select no color and it might work but sometimes it doesnt work didnt work for me the second thing you can try is going up to this little paint can up here this is like a shading a color behind the selected text and

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Best Font for Professional Documents Business proposals, reports, and professional letters can use Serif fonts like Times New Roman and Garamond. Some users who want to be a bit different from the prime fonts for professional documents choose Baskerville.
Use a clearly legible font and font size (Times New Roman is the most common font and 12 point is the most common size). Set page margins to around 1 inch/2.5cm. Use 1.5 or double line-spacing.
Technical documents are dominantly set in serif-fonts. Popular choices are Palatino, Sabon, Minion, Caslon, Cambria and Garamond (or fonts which are related to those). Among the sans- serif fonts, Helvetica and Calibri are frequently used.
All papers should also be written with 12-point font. (Note: Times New Roman and Cambria are the default fonts for Microsoft Word, and 12-point font is also the default setting for font size).
While theres no one official font style for preparing legal documents, there are a few court-approved fonts that are considered most easily readable: Arial. Century (and Century-related fonts like Century Schoolbook) Verdana. docHub Caslon Pro. docHub Sabon.
Use the 12 point Times or Times New Roman fonts for your text, figure captions, and table headings. Use a 12 point Arial or Calibri font for text in figures.
In general, use a serif font (such as Times New Roman). They are more comfortable to read. Fonts should be a minimum of 12 point and 1.5 line spacing is recommended unless otherwise specified.

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