This short guide explains how to set paragraph formatting in Word with Java. It provides details to set the development environment, a list of steps, and a sample code to customize the format of writing a paragraph with Java. You will get an introduction to various properties for formatting the paragraph such as indentation, alignment, spacing, borders, and fonts.

Steps for Indenting Paragraphs with Java

1. Set the environment to use Aspose.Words for Java to format a paragraph
2. Create or load a Word file using the Document class object for indenting a paragraph
3. Create an object of the DocumentBuilder object for the above Word file
4. Access the ParagraphFormat property from the document builder and set alignment and indentation
5. Set the font properties and borders in the paragraph
6. Use the writeln() method to insert paragraph text with the new formatting
7. Save the Word file with newly formatted text

These steps summarize how to indent a paragraph in Word with Java and change other formatting parameters. Create a new Word file, attach a DocumentBuilder object, access the ParagraphFormat property, and set alignment, indentation, spacing, border, and fonts. Finally, add some text to test the customization and save the output Word file.

Code to Set Paragraph Writing Format with Java

This code snippet demonstrates the process of Microsoft Word paragraph formatting with Java. You may set the border attributes, drop cap position, hanging punctuation, line spacing, mirror indents, style, and wrapping of text. There is an option to set the default paragraph formatting by removing all customizations using the clearFormatting() method.

This tutorial has guided us in changing the paragraph formatting parameters. If you want to insert bullet points in a Word file, refer to the article on Insert bullets in Word using Java.