How to Insert Tabs in Word
In the word-processing program Microsoft Word, the default tab markers are set at every half inch. A tab marker works as a stopping point for the cursor when the tab key on the keyboard is pressed. The tab key is regularly used for indentations at the beginning of a paragraph, but it is also possible to customize the tab markers to fit your needs.
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Instructions
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Open Microsoft Word.
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Click "Format" at the top of the window.
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Select "Tabs" from the Format menu.
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Select the positioning of the tabs by changing the number in upper-right corner of the window that appears. Click "Set" after each new tab marker.
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Click "OK." The tabs you entered are now set on the open document.
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