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Can I format words in a "SPOKE" pattern
I am looking for a way to format words to go out from the center like spokes
on a bike. I am a teacher and trying to customize an old version of "catch phrase" to review with my history class. I will need to put the words on a spindle that is the size of a CD....can anyone help!?!? I have Word '07 Thank you |
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Can I format words in a "SPOKE" pattern
Word is really a poor tool for this. The best I think you can do with it is
to type the words into WordArt (on the Insert tab of the ribbon), which will let you free-rotate the text by moving the green "handle". If you need closer control of the amount of rotation, right-click a piece of WordArt and choose Format WordArt, go to the Size tab of the dialog, and enter the rotation in degrees. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. jredoutey wrote: I am looking for a way to format words to go out from the center like spokes on a bike. I am a teacher and trying to customize an old version of "catch phrase" to review with my history class. I will need to put the words on a spindle that is the size of a CD....can anyone help!?!? I have Word '07 Thank you |
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