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Casey
I want to move text horizontally, but I don't want to print the text box
just the text, is this possible? thank you,
Casey.
just the text, is this possible? thank you,
Casey.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
I think you're going to have to back up and tell us more about this text and
text box and the document itself. Perhaps by "move horizontally" you mean
indent?
text box and the document itself. Perhaps by "move horizontally" you mean
indent?
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Greg Maxey
Considering the vague question that you asked, I would venture to say that
it is probably possible.
it is probably possible.
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Casey
Sorry I was so vague. I don't know a lot about Word, but I found the text
box, then I went to the help files in Word and it said to bring up auto
shapes and type the text. I did that and was able to move the text I should
have said vertically but the black line stays around the text and I don't
want it there. I am printing something in landscape, hope this makes sense.
Casey.
box, then I went to the help files in Word and it said to bring up auto
shapes and type the text. I did that and was able to move the text I should
have said vertically but the black line stays around the text and I don't
want it there. I am printing something in landscape, hope this makes sense.
Casey.
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Greg Maxey
Casey,
Barely. If you don't want a line around a textbox, then select it>right
click>format textbox>Line>Color>No line>Ok.
Barely. If you don't want a line around a textbox, then select it>right
click>format textbox>Line>Color>No line>Ok.
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Casey
Thanks Greg, that worked, also thank you for the helpful tips site, much
appreciated,
Casey.
appreciated,
Casey.