Animate your inked images: An Ink Replay feature allows you to replay your ink strokes as an animation.Use your finger: On touch-enabled devices, you can use your finger as a stylus, though thin or precise lines can be more difficult to draw with your finger.Add more pens: You can add pens to the Draw tab and customize them for future use (so you don't have to constantly define your favorite pen settings).Tilt your stylus to shade: When drawing with the Pencil tool (using a digital stylus or pen mouse), you can tilt the stylus to produce a shading effect, similar to that of a real pencil.

You can select the shape, copy it, move it, resize it, change its color, rotate its position, and so on. Ink behaves like shapes: Once you have drawn a shape using the Draw tools, it behaves like the other shapes already included in Word.A few comments about these drawing tools are presented below: Users can choose from five pen thickness settings (ranging from 0.25 mm to 3.5 mm) and 256 million colors, and the available special effects (only available on touch- enabled devices) include Bronze, Galaxy, Gold, Lava, Ocean, Rainbow, Rose Gold, and Silver. To draw lines or highlight text in Word 2016, from the Draw tab, click a pen type to select it, or click (or tap) the pen type twice to select it and apply a specific thickness, color, or effect.

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