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Arcane Question @ Text Boxes & "Frames"
After having created a text box, if you right click on the box, a
"Format Text Box" window appears among the drop-down choices. One of the tabs on this window is actually called "Text Box," and on this tab, there is a choice to "Convert to Frame." What does "Convert to Frame" actually achieve (aside from making the text box no longer editable--believe me, I tried)? What exactly *is* a "Frame," and why would a WORD user want to convert a Text Box to one? Another question: What in the world does "Maintain Aspect Ratio" mean when applied to a Text Box? WORD is so much more complex than most WORD users ever think! Thanks. |
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