Paragraphs A paragraph is any amount of text and graphics that ends with a paragraph mark . A paragraph ends when you press the Enter key. Don't delete the marks. Don't separate a mark from its corresponding paragraph or the text will lose its formatting and merge with the next paragraph. When you press Enter to start a new paragraph, Word carries over the preceding paragraph's formatting, such as font and tab stops, to the new paragraph.
Word inserts a line break character and moves the insertion point to the beginning of the next line.
Turn the first paragraph of text into verse mode. Choose Repeat Typing from the Edit pull-down menu. Move the cursor to the next line Choose Repeat Typing from the Edit pull-down menu. You can use the Repeat command on the Edit menu to repeat your last editing action. The name of the command changes depending on the last action you used.