I put a border around some text using the Borders function. Now I want to
move on to another part of the page. But whenever I click there the cursor
always goes back to the inside of the first border. How can I move on to
another part of the page?

Robert

The border is a formatting feature applied to paragraphs of text. You've
applied it to some paragraphs; and Word then continues to apply it until
further notice. For the paragraphs for which you don't want it (ie, those
below the bordered paragraphs), select them and use Format Borders to
clear the setting (the reverse of how you applied it), or apply some other
style, or press Ctrl-Q to make the selected paragraphs revert to their
defined styles.



"projecttoday" wrote in message
...
I put a border around some text using the Borders function. Now I want to
move on to another part of the page. But whenever I click there the
cursor
always goes back to the inside of the first border. How can I move on to
another part of the page?

Robert

Thanks. Is there any way to draw lines on a Word document and put them
whereever you want them?


"Jezebel" wrote:

The border is a formatting feature applied to paragraphs of text. You've
applied it to some paragraphs; and Word then continues to apply it until
further notice. For the paragraphs for which you don't want it (ie, those
below the bordered paragraphs), select them and use Format Borders to
clear the setting (the reverse of how you applied it), or apply some other
style, or press Ctrl-Q to make the selected paragraphs revert to their
defined styles.



"projecttoday" wrote in message
...
I put a border around some text using the Borders function. Now I want to
move on to another part of the page. But whenever I click there the
cursor
always goes back to the inside of the first border. How can I move on to
another part of the page?

Robert

Line tool on the drawing toolbar?

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


projecttoday wrote:
Thanks. Is there any way to draw lines on a Word document and put
them whereever you want them?


"Jezebel" wrote:

The border is a formatting feature applied to paragraphs of text.
You've applied it to some paragraphs; and Word then continues to
apply it until further notice. For the paragraphs for which you
don't want it (ie, those below the bordered paragraphs), select them
and use Format Borders to clear the setting (the reverse of how
you applied it), or apply some other style, or press Ctrl-Q to make
the selected paragraphs revert to their defined styles.



"projecttoday" wrote in
message ...
I put a border around some text using the Borders function. Now I
want to move on to another part of the page. But whenever I click
there the cursor
always goes back to the inside of the first border. How can I move
on to another part of the page?

Robert

Thank you. That was helpful.


"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Line tool on the drawing toolbar?

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


projecttoday wrote:
Thanks. Is there any way to draw lines on a Word document and put
them whereever you want them?


"Jezebel" wrote:

The border is a formatting feature applied to paragraphs of text.
You've applied it to some paragraphs; and Word then continues to
apply it until further notice. For the paragraphs for which you
don't want it (ie, those below the bordered paragraphs), select them
and use Format Borders to clear the setting (the reverse of how
you applied it), or apply some other style, or press Ctrl-Q to make
the selected paragraphs revert to their defined styles.



"projecttoday" wrote in
message ...
I put a border around some text using the Borders function. Now I
want to move on to another part of the page. But whenever I click
there the cursor
always goes back to the inside of the first border. How can I move
on to another part of the page?

Robert