[DanicaZiv]

I have two text boxes with internal largins of left: 0.06; right: 0.06; top:
0; bottom: 0.01. There is shading at the top of the bos where text is writted
over top of it in box boxes. In one box, the shading seems to overlap the
text box border. In the other box the shading goes right to the edge of the
border but does not overlap. How can I create a situation where all the boxes
have the shading going to the edge of the borderwithout overlapping it?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

The difference may arise from using text box fill color (Format Text Box |
Colors and Lines) in some cases and text shading (Format | Borders and
Shading) in others.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"DanicaZiv" wrote in message
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I have two text boxes with internal largins of left: 0.06; right: 0.06;
top:
0; bottom: 0.01. There is shading at the top of the bos where text is
writted
over top of it in box boxes. In one box, the shading seems to overlap the
text box border. In the other box the shading goes right to the edge of
the
border but does not overlap. How can I create a situation where all the
boxes
have the shading going to the edge of the borderwithout overlapping it?