Home TechnologySoftwareMicrosoft Word Subscribe to RSS

What Is WYSIWYG In MS Word?

Answer Question

1 Answer - Sort by: Date | Rating

    WYSIWYG = What You See Is What You Get.

    In MS Word that means that you see immediately what format options you chose. For instance, if you mark a piece of text as headline you immediately see the text being displayed in a larger font, bold face and so on.

    To a human, that is easier than reading

    {h1}{b}Headline{/b}{/h1}

    The first versions of Word used that type of text markup. You never really saw the formatting you did. You had to imagine it. Or print it to see.

    Since that confused most people, WYSIWYG was invented - and is now standard in all Windows programs.
    0 0

    Scrut 

    answered 3 years ago

      More

      More

         
         

        Ask a Question via Twitter

        Send a question to @askblurtit and we will publish it online and send you a reply everytime you receive an answer.

        Blurtit Store

        Get T-shirts, hoodies, caps and more at the Blurtit store

        Blurtit International