Describe the difference between indents and tabs. Include definitions of tab stop and indent marker, and explain how to use both.

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Tabs let you align text at a specific location in a document, whereas indents move the edge of a paragraph in from the left or right margin.A tab stop is a point on the horizontal ruler that indicates where to align text within a paragraph. Click the tab indicator at the far left of the horizontal ruler to scroll through the types of tabs, then click the ruler where you want to insert the tab stop. You can then press the [Tab] key to align text in the paragraph to the left, right, or center of a tab stop. To remove a tab stop, drag it up or down off the ruler.An indent marker is a marker on the horizontal ruler which indicates the indent settings for the active paragraph. You can drag indent markers to different points on the ruler to indent the right or left edge of a paragraph, just the first line, or all lines except the first line.