boarders on flyers

M

Mary Sauer

With the rectangle tool, draw a rectangle around the area you want the border, select
the rectangle, click lines, more lines, select the BorderArt button.
If you have Publisher 2000 or below the line dialogue will say "more styles", select
the BorderArt tab.
 
C

Carrie

Mary Sauer said:
With the rectangle tool, draw a rectangle around the area you want the border, select
the rectangle, click lines, more lines, select the BorderArt button.
If you have Publisher 2000 or below the line dialogue will say "more styles", select
the BorderArt tab.


Starting out my New Year's affirmation to "learn something new
everyday".

I had been using the picture frame tool for putting borders. Maybe it
can be also? I never thought of the rectangle. Sometimes part of my borders
don't come out when it prints, maybe this is why.

~ Carrie
 
E

Ed Bennett

Margolotta said:
2) A 'boarder' is 'someone who boards' you mean 'border'.

That sentence makes no sense. It is missing at least one item of
punctuation. I think a semicolon would do the job quite well, but a dash
would probably do the job, too.
 
C

Carrie

Ed Bennett said:
That sentence makes no sense. It is missing at least one item of
punctuation. I think a semicolon would do the job quite well, but a dash
would probably do the job, too.

I think you're right (LOL)

~ Carrie
 
C

Carrie

Don Schmidt said:
Writing, punctuation, spelling, are all fine "but time has woven for me a
realization of truth that's even more thrilling" (Johnny Cash "Suppertime")
that math is more rewarding. As Einstein said, "Compounding is the greatest
mathematical discovery of all time." Apply math wisely and you can have
someone else do the needs of the first sentence.

Don
"Don't work for money, have money work for you."

I love Johnny Cash....

Like his song about all the family needs, they have to wait "till
pickin time".

~ Carrie
 

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