Transparent Text Box

[Wayne Wengert]

I need to overlay one text box over part of another text box.On the "top"
text box I set Fill to "No Fill" which (I thought) would make it transparent
and allow the text on the bottom text box to show thru? That doesn't work.
How can I accomplish this?

 

[John Inzer]

I need to overlay one text box over part of another text box.On the
"top" text box I set Fill to "No Fill" which (I thought) would make
it transparent and allow the text on the bottom text box to show
thru? That doesn't work. How can I accomplish this?

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Select the text box / type Ctrl+T.

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[Ed Bennett]

I need to overlay one text box over part of another text box.On the "top"
text box I set Fill to "No Fill" which (I thought) would make it transparent
and allow the text on the bottom text box to show thru? That doesn't work.

You'll also need to set the text wrapping to "None", otherwise the text
below will still wrap around the box above.

 

[Wayne Wengert]

Thank you... that did it.

You'll also need to set the text wrapping to "None", otherwise the text
below will still wrap around the box above.