underline looks awful!) Click on Format from the menu bar Click the word Font The following dialogue box appears: There are three main areas to concentrate on: Font, Font style, and Size. The Font that is highlighted is Times New Roman. This is because it is the font we are currently using. For the same reason, the regular Font style is highlighted and Size 14. We want to change the Font from Times to Arial. Scroll up by clicking the little black arrow in the Font text box Arial will be right at the top. When you get there, click on Arial with your left mouse button to select it. We have now set the Font we want. To set the style, click on bold in the next text box along. Change the size by scrolling down and clicking on 16. Your font dialogue box should now look like this: Before you click the OK button, notice the "Font color" area. As it's name implies, you can set a colour for your Font. To do that, click the black down-pointing arrow just to the right of "Automatic". You'll get the colour box. Click on a colour that takes your fancy. You'll see what it looks like in the Preview box at the bottom. We won't worry at this stage about the Effects part of the dialogue box. So just click OK when you're finished. While the text is highlighted, click the centre align icon to centre your headings. Your heading