What you have here is a graphic overlaid across a table. It is simple enough
to stretch the graphic. Select the table and cut it to the clipboard
(CTRL+X). Select the graphic, right click format object size. Uncheck
the 'lock aspect ratio' button then increase the width to (say) 104%. Paste
back the table from the clipboard (CTRL+V) then adjust the width of the
table to match the graphic.
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grahamdvd wrote:
grahamdvd;2609800 Wrote:
Hi all
I have a jukebox title card program in Microsoft Word,( it lets you
make your own little cards telling you the records you put on a old
jukebox )
it has a fixed table background and it lets you add text to each card
in the spaces in the tables.
I want to make the cards longer, if i grab the corner of the table to
expand them, it only expands the text part not the background table.
If i grab the background table and expand it the text stays where it
is and does not expand with it .
Is there a way to merge them both together then expand them both
together ?
Or is there a way to change the format it is saved in and i could
open it up in a photoshop software and expand it in there thanks
Hi this is the link
http://home.wanadoo.nl/mwe.roos/docu...psredoldie.doc
The cards are about 220mm when you print them , I wanted the strip of
cards 300mm.
I can put the songs on them but can not stretch the complete card .
Not bothered about the text streching as well as long as it stays on
the correct line. thanks