Look on the toolbar for an icon (usually a capital 'A' or the letters 'ABC' or something similar)- and see if there is a dropdown menu- (downward pointing arrow or carrot)- right beside it- select that and a pallate of colors should be made available- choose the one you wish- and once again left-click on your mouse if needed to release the highlighted text. That should do it.ДЄnother way of doing the same thing in most word processing programs is to highlight the words once again. Ctrl + X: It is used to cut the selected. Ctrl + V: This shortcut is used to paste the copied text. Ctrl + C: This shortcut is used to copy the text selected by the user. Choose the color you wish and left-click once again to release the highlighted word/s. Given below are the different Microsoft word shortcut keys: Ctrl + A: This shortcut is used to select all contents of the word document. That should present you with several ways to format a character or group of characters in your composition- including the choice of color.

Easy Select All To make changes to an entire document or file, press Ctrl + A to Select All. Perform the action to finish working with the highlighted area. Most word processing programs have a menu titled 'Format' and one of the choices will be 'Character' (or titles similar). Press and hold Ctrl and select each of the other items you want to highlight (use any of the techniques listed above). Highlight or select the word or words you wish to target (left-click on your mouse at the first letter you wish selected and drag through to the last & release the left button). It has been so long since I have used MSWorks- but let me give you a nudge in the right direction (& if I stray too far- perhaps a more recent user will be along soon).

Microsoft works highlight text shortcut