This document contains examples of different text formatting techniques including font styles, sizes, and colors. Various sentences demonstrate bold, italics, underline, highlighting, strikethrough, uppercase, and font sizes. The document also notes that excessive formatting should be avoided.

1. Tatiana N. Aguilar Miranda
26-d1
Use Cambria 16 point format for headings.
This sentence is keyed using Calibri, 11 point Red text.
This sentence illustrates bold, italic, and underline.
This sentence is keyed in sentence case; I APPLIED UPPERCASE TO THIS PART OF IT.
I wrote, “Revert back to the previous from.” I struck through back when I edited the document.
The formula is a2 + b2 = c2; I used a2 + b2 = C2.
You can grow or shrink fonts. I clicked grow twice and shrink twice
Highlighting text calls attention to it.
Apply blood, double underline, and italic to both sentences. Note that too much formatting is not good;
therefore, I have cleared the format of this second sentence to illustrate the difference between the
two.

2. Tatiana N. Aguilar Miranda
26-d1
Use cambria 16 point format for headings.
This sentence is keyed using Calibri, 11 point Red text.
This sentence illustrates bold, italic, and underline.
This sentence is keyed in sentence case; I APPLIED UPPERCASE TO THIS PART OF IT.
I wrote, “Revert back to the previous from.” I struck through back when I edited the document.
The formula is a2 + b2 = c2; I used a2 + b2 = C2.
You can grow or shrink fonts. I clicked grow twice and shrink twice
Highlighting text calls attention to it.
Apply bold, double underline, and italic to both sentences. Note that too much formatting is not good;
therefore, I have cleared the format of this second sentence to illustrate the difference between the
two.