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I want a 'highlight' line with reverse text. IOW: for this ONE line, the
text would be white and the background would be black. How do I do that. Since I have your attention, is there a "view" of a Word document that really shows what is going on? I am playing around with text boxes and I would like to be able to separate the location of boxes from the content and perhaps do most of the editing in another context. On this machine I am using Word 97 that I picked up long ago and re-installed on my XP machine. One our Vista machiune we have M$ Office 2002 student version. |
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