Explain why WordArt is most often used to format headings or titles, and not text in the body of a document.

What will be an ideal response?


WordArt applies a decorative effect, including color, text style, shape, and gradient, to existing text or to text that has yet to be typed. WordArt is most often used for titles and headings to add vibrancy and excitement to only a few words. WordArt is most often not appropriate for body text because it would be difficult to read in such small print (with all of its special formatting features), and it would probably detract from a reader’s comprehension of the document. It is a tool best reserved for major headings and special document features.

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