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Drop Cap
The Word version would be a start, but essentially you select the letter you
want dropped and apply the drop cap - either from the Format menu or in Word 2007 the Insert tab. The only time it might not work is if you try to use it in a table or text box, but then the command would not be available. Describe *exactly* what you have done. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Amber" wrote in message news  I was putting together a newsletter for class and it asked for a drop cap in the first paragraph. I followed the directions from the book and my drop cap would not fit in the paragraph like I chose it to. I tried many different things but nothing has worked. Any suggestions?? |
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