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GrammieMame
I'm trying to create 2 text boxes, both with text, then combine them so that
the text in box 2 overlays the text in box 1.
the text in box 2 overlays the text in box 1.
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Bob I
The background in a box is not transparent. You won't be able to see the
text in the box 1.
text in the box 1.
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Echo S
GrammieMame said:I'm trying to create 2 text boxes, both with text, then combine them so
that
the text in box 2 overlays the text in box 1.
Select the textbox and on the Drawing toolbar (usually at the bottom of the
screen) choose the Fill Color icon (looks like a paintbucket) and click No
Fill.
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Bob I
Echo said:Select the textbox and on the Drawing toolbar (usually at the bottom of the
screen) choose the Fill Color icon (looks like a paintbucket) and click No
Fill.
Thank you Echo, I wasn't aware that "No Fill" is transparent!
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Echo S
Thank you Echo, I wasn't aware that "No Fill" is transparent!
Happy to help. (I learn a lot from you -- it's good to be able to return the
favor occasionally.)
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Bob I
You're welcome and thank you for the return!Echo said:Happy to help. (I learn a lot from you -- it's good to be able to return the
favor occasionally.)