To change colors of highlighting, click on the small drop-down menu next to the highlight button. To highlight something, either select the text and press the little highlighter option in the Home tab, or press the highlighter option then select pieces of text to be highlighted. To underline something, either highlights it and press CTRL-B, or press CTRL-B before typing it, then press CTRL-B again to not underline the text you are typing next. To italicize something, either highlights it and press CTRL-I, or press CTRL-B before typing it, then press CTRL-I again to unitalicize the text you are typing next. To bold something, either highlights it and press CTRL-B, or press CTRL-B before typing it, then press CTRL-B again to unbold the text you are typing next. When selecting a piece of text, it is often extremely burdensome to have to click on the buttons. One of the first things any Word user should know are keyboard shortcuts. When selecting a piece of text, there are many things you can do to it other than changing the font, spacing and size. Text Editing (Bolding, Highlighting, etc.)
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