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hi so to put a signature line into Microsoft Office uh the first thing a lot of people do is I go to the insert tab and they use this signature line here if you click on it this dialog box opens up you can put a name in and you can put in a title and you can put in an email address you can allow them to put comments on and you click OK on the dialog box and this pops up now I like to always have a date line beside a signature line so you can just push face a few times over to where you want the signature line to go push signature line again type the word dates and click OK and the signature line pops up now I find this is really difficult to format and kind of ugly and I don't like how it looks now I've seen a couple people suggest a technique where you use a two by two table and then you turn your underline tool on and you just push space all the way across the top two cells and then you type your text underneath the cells to your underneath yeah right underneath where you type the spaces in order to have your text lined up with the lines above them and this is a good technique in AutoCAD that I know this is how I was taught how to draft actually so that your text isn't lined up with lines if you you know creating a title block on a drawing but I find in Microsoft Word this doesn't always work so the last step is to select the table go to the design tab go to the borders and turn the borders off now you'll notice the lines didn't work and sometimes I forget to turn the underline on so I'll just double check that it was and sure enough it wasn't that point it wasn't in this this cell but it didn't work in the cell so we know that it didn't work anyways so I'm going to show you how to use tabs now what a tab does a tab moves the cursor across the document horizontally now something else you want to do is you want to turn on your show hide tool the show.i tool allows you to see all your control characters so these are line breaks these here are spaces these are the cells of the table that I created there you can get myself a bit of room here you also want to make sure your ruler bar is on you make sure your ruler bars by going to your view tab and making sure brooder is selected in case it's not now under the Home tab there's this little box here that you can click on to open up your paragraph settings all other versions of word I think it was a drop down menu right click...