Ron37 said:
Beth,
So on the Insert Tab you click on cover page and then click annual.
Yes. If you want to reproduce the cover page you see in the book then that's
the easiest way.
I'm just
confused on the horizontal and vertical underlining. I tried doing an
interiot vertical border line along with a horizontal line and all I could
see was the horizontal line. So you say you have to have to draw a 2 X 1
Table and then construct the borders and then whatever font and style you
want to use to make the year and the title look like that.
Correct. If you show the gridlines for the Cover Page that may help. After
you insert the Cover Page place your insertion point in a table cell and on
the contextual Table Tools Layout tab, click View Gridlines.
If you are having difficulty with the table borders here are the specific
steps you need:
- Insert a 2 x 1 table (Insert/Table)
- Select the table
- On the contextual Table Tools Design tab, click the arrow next to Borders
and then click No Border
- Click the arrow next to Borders again and then click Bottom Border
- Select the first cell, click the arrow next to Borders and then click
Right Border
Then for the text formatting, modify the font and size to your liking. The
height of the table will increase according to the font size. Note that the
example uses a font size of 100 pts for the year so as noted on page 142 you
need to click in the Font Size text box, type 100, and then press Enter.
Also note if you want to reuse your customized content then you can save it
as Building Block (page 192).
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