Answered By: Ashlen Dube Last Updated: Sep 03, 2015 Views: 33
Answered By: Ashlen Dube
Last Updated: Sep 03, 2015 Views: 33
In order to remove the first line indentation, select the "Home" menu on the ribbon. Then select the arrow for the Paragraph settings.
Go to the Indentation section of the menu that comes up and select the "Special" drop down box. Then select none.
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