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Lining up text
I am trying to fit my text onto pre printed yellow legal tab paper using a
custom made font. When I print, the text is not aligned properly. When I create text boxes around each sentence, moving the sentence becomes impossible to drag and drop in the appropriate places. Can someone please help? Are text boxes what I need to be using? |
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Lining up text
I'd use ordinary text and fiddle with the line spacing (Exact or Multiple)
until it fits. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Melissab" wrote in message ... I am trying to fit my text onto pre printed yellow legal tab paper using a custom made font. When I print, the text is not aligned properly. When I create text boxes around each sentence, moving the sentence becomes impossible to drag and drop in the appropriate places. Can someone please help? Are text boxes what I need to be using? |
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