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When editing CV templates in Word processing software, having the key functionalities and knowing how to use them can make a big difference how professional and polished your resume looks. Start with the core text settings like font style and size. Stick to clean, readable fonts such as Times New Roman and keep the size between 10 and 12 points for body text. Use slightly larger font sizes for section headings to create a organized layout that guides the reader.

The spacing controls are just as important. Adjust interline spacing to 1.3–1.5 to make your CV visually comfortable without making it look sparse. Use consistent indentation and positioning throughout. Flush left all text unless you have a creative justification to center something. Avoid using tab stops to align content; instead use the grid layout to perfectly align employment details neatly.

Word’s built-in styles can save you time and ensure cohesion. Apply hierarchical titles like Title and Subtitle styles to section titles so that your document structure remains modular and site (www.seong-ok.kr) adaptable. If you need to change the look of all headings later, you can edit the style definition and it will change everywhere.

Don’t forget about edge spacing. Set them to at least 0.5 inches on each margin to give your CV some white space. Too constricted edges can make your document look cluttered and cramped. You can adjust margins under the Margins section.

Use the horizontal ruler to fine tune indentation and spacing. If you need to move a line or paragraph precisely, you can hold down the Alt key while using the arrow keys for pixel-perfect positioning.

For list formatting, keep them consistent and clean. Avoid mixing different bullet styles. Use the bullet or numbering tool rather than inserting characters by hand. This ensures consistent styling and makes editing easier later.

Check your document for hidden formatting issues. Sometimes copying text from PDFs or websites brings in unwanted styles. Use the clear formatting button or paste without formatting to remove these. You can also use the show paragraph symbols to see tabs so you can eliminate layout irregularities.

Finally, create a duplicate version before making structural updates. Use Duplicate File to create a new version so you can revert if needed. And before sending your CV, use Print Preview to make sure everything looks correctly formatted in hard copy. A cleanly designed resume reflects thoroughness and care.