If you want to be even more creative, you can use WordArt, a wonderful
feature with a whole gallery of fancy text templates. The WordArt button should
be on your toolbar as well (usually on the lower one, down the page); it is
another capital “A”, only blue and inclined to the right. If you can’t find it
there, go to “Insert” (on the upper toolbar), scroll down, click on “Picture,”
scroll down again and then click on “WordArt”.
Unlike with fonts, color, and borders, you cannot apply WordArt to your
already existing headings. You will have to type them into WordArt. When you
click on WordArt, it opens a WordArt Gallery window showing you different kinds
of templates you can use for your heading. You can make your heading diagonal,
arched, wavy, 3-dimentional – even vertical, if you want! Choose the template
you like, click on it, and then click “OK”. It will open another window saying
“Enter Your Text Here” – that’s where you type in your heading. You will notice
that you can adjust the appearance of the template at this point by choosing a
different font, different font size, and making it bold or italic. When you are
done, click “OK.” Your new fancy heading will be inserted into the document.