In Printing documents a chunk of text is some times set off from its surrounding by intending its left and right margins. You can specify the way you want to indent a paragraph. For example, you can indent the right or left side of a paragraph or just indent the first line.

You can align text to the left, right or center of the page. The alignment setting affects all text in the paragraph. You can change a style with your alignment settings so that you only need to set your preferences once. Then, just apply the style to new text, and your alignment settings will be applied automatically.

You use a bulleted list for items that need to particular order, although there's sometimes an implemented grading of importance within it. (Formally, these are called "unordered list") Bulleted lists can summarize important points in an argument or emphasize key items of information.

Numbered list are somewhat less common on the Web that bulleted lists. They're used for table of contents for establishing a rank order from highest to lowest. Because of the numbering they are formally called "ordered list".

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