If you use a 3 column, 2 row table in which you merge the cells in the first
row, make the first and the third columns narrow with most of the space for
the second column and the change the text direction in the first and third
cells of the second row of the table, you can get a layout which will
accommodate the left, top and right hand sides. Think that the only way to
get the bottom border, assuming that you want the text upside down and
running from right to left, will be to run the paper through the printer
twice with it rotated through 180° the second time to print the bottom
border. The text will not flow automatically so you may need to break a
word in the middle, adjust alignments etc, to get what you want.
If you have Publisher, you might be able to do something with it. If you
have it, you should ask in the microsoft.public.publisher newsgroup.
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Hope this helps
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
paonia said:
I am trying to make a wedding template with a poem that runs around the
border of the main text... if someone could help with this we would greatly
apprecitae it ..a template would help.. Thanks