i need to know how to type words so that when i print them i can put them on a flap of a brochure.?
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You can do it using Microsoft Word (if you have that program, most PC's do).  You may need to do some trial runs to get the alignment the way you want it.  Using MS Word, there is the option to use "Word Art", this is a cool little tool that can change the way the words are layed out and displayed.  You can do it by going to "Insert" at the top menu bar and choosing, "Picture" then, "Word Art"\nHope this helps.
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Right click, print.\n\nOr\n\nPrint screen, paste into word, print.
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Sharpie attack!!!!\n(but that is really the only way to do it if you don't have the printer label stuff)
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I assume you use MS Word.\nGo to menu Tools and choose Options. Click on Edit tab. MAke sure there is a tick in "overtype mode". if there isn't click with the mouse to turn it on.\nregards\nR
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go to www.goodtyping.com \ni learnt typing frm there. its a nice website.
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It is possible to make a pamphlet using Microsoft Word but the hardest part is laying out the pages so that the correct ones will show when you fold the pages to form the booklet.\n\nClick on the File menu and choose Page SetUp \nSet the page layout to Landscape\nIn the Margins tab click on 2 pages per sheet.\n\nYou type your last booklet page as the first document page and the first booklet page as the second document page. e.g. Page 8 and page 1\nThen you will type page 2 and page 7\n\nThese pages will be printed back to back\n\nIf the pages on your printer are fed from the front just replace the page as it came out of the printer (don't turn it) to print the next pages.\nIf your pages are fed into the printer from the top, take hold of the end of the page nearest you and feed the other end back into the printer. \n\nSee the pagination layout of an 8 page booklet at the site below.\n\nIf your booklet has more or less pages it is a good idea to make up a mock booklet and number the pages so that you can tell which pages are printed together.
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In  "word"\nINSERT\nSYMBOLS\n"symbols" tab\nand scroll down\ndouble click or insert
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You could copy the text into your Word Processor and then print. You can do the same with images.
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inorder to write that way you have to measure with preview until you got it perfect\n\n\nIn Microsoft Office Word\nfile->page setup-> look for Orientition and click on landspace :)\nnow you will be able to type in landspace which is what you want.\n\nit's the same for WordPad too\n\nthere you go \ni'm think other writing program is also locate on page setup or print setup. so just go there\n\nCiao
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word has a wizard for envelopes and labels. It knows many of the Avery labels by stock #. If one of them isn't right, you can customize it.
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Press Print Screen (Prt Scr) on your keyboard.\n\nOpen MS Word or MS Paint.\n\nPaste.
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As far as I know it's not possible. You'll have to use Word or a similar program like in OpenOffice.org
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http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/ict/knowledgebase/scanning_and_acrobat/word_to_pdf.asp
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check in thr microsoft word > insert > symbol\ni think that you'll find some, if you like any of them then you can copy and paste it
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If you want something similar, a free word alternative like OpenOffice.org should help. (The .org is in the name probably so people know where to get it.) It includes a spell checker, and is open-source (and thus free)
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You can do it in Visual Basic by defining a subroutine that will be called just before the document is printed:\n\nPublic WithEvents appWord As Word.Application\n\nPrivate Sub appWord_DocumentBeforePrint _\n        (ByVal Doc As Document, _\n        Cancel As Boolean)\n\nDim s As Shape\n\nFor Each s In Doc.Shapes\nIf s.Type = msoTextBox Then\n    s.Line.Visible = msoFalse\n    End If\nNext s\n\nEnd Sub\n\nThe problem is, it's a little bit tricky getting this routine hooked into the application event handler.  Translation:  I didn't get it to work.  Look at the documentation for the DocumentBeforePrint event for details on what to do.
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Use a Microsoft Word Template.