Microsoft's word processor has tons of tools, and mastering them can seem daunting. In this guide, we'll focus on one and show you how to insert lines in Word.

You can insert a line in a Word document by typing three characters that autocorrect into a line. Characters like underscores, equal signs, and pound signs autocorrect into different kinds of lines.

Typing over a line, but the text is not staying on the line? Learn how to add text over a line without the line moving in Microsoft Word.

You can create a dashed, dotted line in Microsoft Word via Insert, Shape Styles on Ribbon or by using a shortcut. Learn how to do it.

Whether you're adding a blank signature line or a picture of your real signature, the process is made easy by Word.

Microsoft Word automatically wraps from the end of the current line to the beginning of the next as you type. If you insert or delete text, everything automatically adjusts to accommodate the change.