What are the features of the Outline view in Word?

The Outline view in Word is a powerful feature that helps organize and structure complex documents by displaying the document in an outline form. Here are three key features of the Outline view:

1. Hierarchical Structure: Outline view displays the document's headings in a tree-like structure that shows the hierarchy of the sections and subsections. This structure makes it easier to see how the entire document is organized at a glance. You can promote or demote headings to different levels, which effectively restructures your document’s hierarchy.

2. Collapse and Expand: You can quickly collapse and expand sections of your document to focus on specific parts without being distracted by other content. This makes it easy to work on large documents by letting you hide the content under headings, showing only the headings name.

3. Drag and Drop: The Outline view allows you to easily move sections of your document by dragging and dropping headings to a new location. This feature simplifies the process of reorganizing your document's structure and is more intuitive than cutting and pasting sections of text in the normal editing view.