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# Structurer un document Word

Créez un document stable, homogène et propre en commençant par structurer votre document.

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**Astuce**

Créez un document stable, homogène et propre en commençant par structurer votre document.
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## Voir les mises en page cachées

* Activez les espaces, retours à la ligne, saut de pages et changement de section en cliquant sur le symbole ¶ "Afficher les marques de mises en forme" depuis l'onglet "Accueil"

## Concevoir l'apparence du document

* Depuis l'onglet "Insertion", choisissez l'orientation du document ou de la section
* Depuis l'onglet "Conception", choisissez la couleur du fond de page, et ses bordures et filigranes

## Définir les marges

* Depuis l'onglet "Mise en page", choisissez le format des marges : par défaut ou personnalisées

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**Astuce**

Modifiez les espacements à la main à l'aide des règles horizontales et verticales. Rendez-vous dans l'onglet Affichage pour cocher la case "Règle" si celles-ci ne sont pas visibles
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