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How do I bracket several lines of text?
I often need a large brace over 3 or more lines of text. For example, if I
am attempting to demonstrate that three lines of a recipe are also known as by a single term, I would like a brace to the right encompassing the 3 lines of text, with a single term at it's crest (center). This is simple in Word Perfect, but I can't figure out how to do it in MS Word 3000. |
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