I am creating a prom program using a greeting card and need to place text on
the back cover. Using a text box only rotates the box and not the text.
Can anyone help?

Do your card in landscape view.
Using the button on the tables toolbar, you can rotate text in a textbox or
table by 90 degrees. So on one side, you rotate the text 90 degrees
clockwise, on the other 90 degrees counter-clockwise.

Publisher, or even Powerpoint are much better for this, I believe.

Also, WordArt can be rotated.
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I am creating a prom program using a greeting card and need to place text
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the back cover. Using a text box only rotates the box and not the text.
Can anyone help?

See http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm.

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Rhonda C wrote:
I am creating a prom program using a greeting card and need to place
text on the back cover. Using a text box only rotates the box and
not the text. Can anyone help?