how do you make a border on microsoft word?
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You highligt the sentence, or paragraph which you want to make the border, then go to FORMAT -> BORDER AND SHADING. click on that, the window will pop up. In there, you will have all kind of borders to choose from such as box, shadow, 3D, custom etc... You can also choose border style like straight line, or dot etc... and colour as well. \nNow, next to the BORDER tab, you will see a PAGE BORDER tab. That's one is for making a border for the whole page, not a single sentence or paragrahp. Again, you will have all kind of broder styles to choose from. So, just play around with them until you pick the best one for you. \nGOOD LUCK :)
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Sounds to me like it is actually an active desktop item. Left click on it and a border may appear. Then x it
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You should be able to use any graphics program that comes with your computer like Microsoft Paint.\nJust write your signature using the mouse (it make take you a few times to get it looking good). \n\nThen save it as bitmap. Microsoft word will let you paste or insert it wherever you like on the page.\n\nUnfortunately, the drawing tools in Word are only for vector graphics... no pen tool is available.
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You can't make "rounded" tables with HTML. You can make all these though:\n\nnone  -Defines no border\nhidden -The same as "none", except in border conflict resolution for table elements\ndotted -Defines a dotted border. Renders as solid in most browsers\ndashed -Defines a dashed border. Renders as solid in most browsers\nsolid -Defines a solid border\ndouble -Defines two borders. The width of the two borders are the same as the border-width value\ngroove -Defines a 3D grooved border. The effect depends on the border-color value\nridge -Defines a 3D ridged border. The effect depends on the border-color value\ninset -Defines a 3D inset border. The effect depends on the border-color value\noutset - Defines a 3D outset border. The effect depends on the border-color value\n\nAlso, I think the rounded tables you're thinking about have images on the sides. They're most likely .jpg's or .gif's placed on each side.
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In Microsoft Word, I always go to File, Page Setup, then change the margins to 1 inch there.. Or maybe it's Document Setup.. I'm pretty sure it's one of those.
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You can do it in a table\n<table border=1>\n<tr>\n<td>\n<img....>\n\nOr you can use a program like Fireworks or Photoshop that have plugins to do it for you.
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Easier way, on second thoughts, to do á press ctrl + '  simultaneously release the keys and then type a  more details below\n\nOn the menu bar for Microsoft Word go to \n\nInsert\n\nSelect Symbol from the drop down menu and then select\n\nSpecial Characters \n\n\nYou can then select the accented letter from the character map.\n\nGood luck\n\nSecond thoughts, try thefollowing:\nInsert an international character by using a shortcut key\nTo insert Press \nà, è, ì, ò, ù \nÀ, È, Ì, Ò, Ù      CTRL+` (ACCENT GRAVE), the letter \ná, é, í, ó, ú, ý\nÁ, É, Í, Ó, Ú, Ý     CTRL+' (APOSTROPHE), the letter \nâ, ê, î, ô, û\nÂ, Ê, Î, Ô, Û CTRL+SHIFT+^ (CARET), \nthe letter \nã, ñ, õ\nÃ, Ñ, Õ CTRL+SHIFT+~ (TILDE), the letter \nä, ë, ï, ö, ü, ÿ \nÄ, Ë, Ï, Ö, Ü, Ÿ CTRL+SHIFT+: (COLON), the letter \nå, Å CTRL+SHIFT+@, a or A \næ, Æ CTRL+SHIFT+&, a or A \nœ, Œ CTRL+SHIFT+&, o or O \nç, Ç CTRL+, (COMMA), c or C \nð, Ð CTRL+' (APOSTROPHE), d or D \nø, Ø CTRL+/, o or O \n¿ ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+? \n¡ ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+! \nß CTRL+SHIFT+&, s
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Wow!  Weird!  Open up Page Setup in the File Menu, and go to the "Paper" tab.  Press the button for "Print Options ..." near the bottom.  There's a checkbox for "Background colors and images" about halfway down on the right.\n\nThis would be in Word 2003.  Your mileage may differ.
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if you have office, use microsoft picture editor, if not, use paint or something like adobe...
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Use "Word Art".  Turn on the Word Art toolbar from View -> Toolbars.  You'll need to change the text wrapping from In-line with Text to something else in order to get the text into the margin.\n\nAlternatively, just do an Insert -> Drawing and use the text tool on the Drawing toolbar.
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hold ALT + SHIFT + CTRL + !\n\nthis works in microsoft word\n\nTry ALT + SHIFT + CTRL and press different key's to see what you come up with (It's Fun)¿
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Do you have word? If you do, then you can go to tools - envelopes and labels and choose the type of label you have. Then you need to click on "new document" this will put the lines where they are supposed to be. \n\nIf you don't have word, all I can say is to set up the cells in excel to be where the labels fall by trying it on blank pieces of paper. \n\nIt would be easier in Word though...
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You need to use your character map.\n\nOffice 2007 Word has that feature built in!\n\n§§
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Regarding the menu:\n1) you need to put in line breaks. Some of the items are doubled up, and only break when they exceed the element width. Also, it looks like "Gettting started" is breaking. Shorten the line or widen the box.\n2) add a line-height to give enough space for the border - the border is overlapping the text.\n3) If you want a solid rectangle, add the purple background and border to the links element.\n4) you probably want to define #links a:visited.\n\nFor the other stuff, if you use position: absolute without a vertical position (top: nnpx;), everything is going to pile up at the top of the page.
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Use a Microsoft Word Template.
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dear friend\nyou should use drawing tool box if not there then click on view menu then toolbar and click on drawing the autshape circle line and text box is there then click on circle and drag in word area while pressing left mouse button you will find a fill handle over each side you can resize it afterward then click on text filed do similarly this will allow you write text over after then place text box over circle.\nhope you got it\nbye
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In Microsoft word, You can Use 'Drawing Tool Bar'. To see thi stool bar, go to View -> Selecting the Drawing Tool Bar..