what is word wrapping on microsoft word?

Answer 1

When a sentence gets too long to fit on a printed page, it automatically goes to the next line

Answer 2

Word wrapping is what a word processor does when the typed text is too long to fit on one line or across the screen/window. Microsoft Word automatically wraps words to the next line, but programs like WordPad or Note Pad, which are a part of Windows, won't wrap teh text until you tell it to. If you don't turn on word wrapping, the text will go on and on. If you turn on the word wrap, the text will wrap in the window. (When you turn it on, the horizontal scroll bar should disappear.)

Answer 3

Word wrapping is when you have margins set in, say, a paragraph and you're typing words and, one word at the end of a line is too long to fit in at the end of the right margin, so Word "wraps" that word down to the next line.

Answer 4

If you want the words to continue on on stop.
Like if you are writting a letter and get to the end of the space and it wraps over to beginning of the next line. That is wrapping.

Answer 5

if the line doesn't fit in its colon
it will wrap down , means it will break to fit
the colon.

check the menus to see it
when you will need it.

Answer 6

When you keep typing and it automatically sends it to the net line