[Francis Hookham]

Office 2002



A4 portrait folded to make cover of an A5 menu.



The event (So-and-so's Dinner) in a text box in the bottom half of the A4
sheet.



Historical information in another text box at the top of the A4 so, when
folded, it will appear in the back of the cover.



How can I rotate the back cover text box 180deg so the text is upside down?



(I see text direction in a text box can be sideways up or sideways down so
it would be possible to do the whole thing on an A4 landscape with one text
box up and the other down, but I should prefer to do it with a180deg
rotation.)



Will there be any loss of print quality?



Francis Hookham

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

See http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/DrwGrp...deDownText.htm and
http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm .

Francis Hookham wrote:

Office 2002



A4 portrait folded to make cover of an A5 menu.



The event (So-and-so's Dinner) in a text box in the bottom half of the A4
sheet.



Historical information in another text box at the top of the A4 so, when
folded, it will appear in the back of the cover.



How can I rotate the back cover text box 180deg so the text is upside down?



(I see text direction in a text box can be sideways up or sideways down so
it would be possible to do the whole thing on an A4 landscape with one text
box up and the other down, but I should prefer to do it with a180deg
rotation.)



Will there be any loss of print quality?



Francis Hookham

[BK]

A quick Google search located this:
http://www.fontfinder.ws/21377/Upside-Down-TOC.html




"Francis Hookham" wrote in message
...
Office 2002



A4 portrait folded to make cover of an A5 menu.



The event (So-and-so's Dinner) in a text box in the bottom half of the A4
sheet.



Historical information in another text box at the top of the A4 so, when
folded, it will appear in the back of the cover.



How can I rotate the back cover text box 180deg so the text is upside
down?



(I see text direction in a text box can be sideways up or sideways down so
it would be possible to do the whole thing on an A4 landscape with one
text box up and the other down, but I should prefer to do it with a180deg
rotation.)



Will there be any loss of print quality?



Francis Hookham

[Francis Hookham]

As I suspected, it seems that sideways text is the only way.
Apologies for lateness of thanks.
Francis

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote in
message ...
See http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/DrwGrp...deDownText.htm and
http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm .

Francis Hookham wrote:

Office 2002



A4 portrait folded to make cover of an A5 menu.



The event (So-and-so's Dinner) in a text box in the bottom half of the A4
sheet.



Historical information in another text box at the top of the A4 so, when
folded, it will appear in the back of the cover.



How can I rotate the back cover text box 180deg so the text is upside
down?



(I see text direction in a text box can be sideways up or sideways down
so it would be possible to do the whole thing on an A4 landscape with one
text box up and the other down, but I should prefer to do it with
a180deg rotation.)



Will there be any loss of print quality?



Francis Hookham

[Francis Hookham]

Thanks - I'll stick with Thanks - garfield-n-odie's suggestion but it is
interesting to know upside down fonts are available.

Francis


"BK" wrote in message
...
A quick Google search located this:
http://www.fontfinder.ws/21377/Upside-Down-TOC.html




"Francis Hookham" wrote in message
...
Office 2002



A4 portrait folded to make cover of an A5 menu.



The event (So-and-so's Dinner) in a text box in the bottom half of the A4
sheet.



Historical information in another text box at the top of the A4 so, when
folded, it will appear in the back of the cover.



How can I rotate the back cover text box 180deg so the text is upside
down?



(I see text direction in a text box can be sideways up or sideways down
so it would be possible to do the whole thing on an A4 landscape with one
text box up and the other down, but I should prefer to do it with
a180deg rotation.)



Will there be any loss of print quality?



Francis Hookham