In writing, horizontal lines often appear in different places, and their length, inclination and thickness have different requirements. The specific method is as follows:

1, the length of the horizontal line should be determined according to the specific typesetting and design requirements. When making a table or designing a layout, it is necessary to determine the length of the horizontal line according to the actual situation. If the table is wide, the length of the horizontal line needs to be increased accordingly to maintain overall coordination.

2. The inclination of the horizontal line also needs to be adjusted according to the actual situation. In normal writing or printing, the horizontal line should be horizontal, but there are also some special circumstances that need to adjust the inclination of the horizontal line. For example, when making a table, in order to make the text more neat and beautiful, you can tilt the horizontal line slightly at a certain angle; When making a resume, in order to make the layout more beautiful, you can also tilt the horizontal line at a certain angle.

3. The thickness of the horizontal line is also an aspect that needs attention. The thickness of the horizontal line should be determined according to the specific typesetting and design requirements. When printing, by adjusting the printer settings, the thickness of horizontal lines can achieve different effects; When making a table or resume, you can also adjust the line thickness to achieve different effects.

Line related knowledge

1, a straight line is one of the most basic concepts in geometry, which is formed by connecting countless points according to a certain direction and distance. Lines can be straight lines or curves. In geometry, straight lines are usually represented by straight lines, curves and polylines.

2. A straight line is the simplest straight line, which is made up of countless points equidistant in the same direction. A straight line is not curved and can extend indefinitely. A straight line can be determined by two endpoints of a line segment, or by slope and intercept.

3. A curve is a continuous line, which is composed of countless points connected according to a certain law. Curves can be smooth or broken. Common curves are circle, ellipse, parabola and hyperbola. Curves can be expressed by mathematical functions, for example, the equation of a circle is X 2+Y 2 = R 2, and the equation of an ellipse is (X-H) 2/A 2+(Y-K) 2/B 2 =1and so on.