[Kathy]

I am working with a flow chart with the rectangular boxes connected by
hanging lines. I started out filling out someone else (within our org but a
different office) template. They want me to do it the same as the other
office. Started out good. Then I had to add more pages. In creating my new
textboxes I want to make them the same size. I can do it by individually
stretching or reducing and fiddling with each one but I have a lot of them.
Can I get them all the same size in one easy step? I have Word 2003.

Or should I start over using organization diagram function?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You could size one box using the Format | Text Box (or Format | AutoShape)
dialog, then select the next and press F4, continuing for all.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Kathy" wrote in message
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I am working with a flow chart with the rectangular boxes connected by
hanging lines. I started out filling out someone else (within our org but
a
different office) template. They want me to do it the same as the other
office. Started out good. Then I had to add more pages. In creating my new
textboxes I want to make them the same size. I can do it by individually
stretching or reducing and fiddling with each one but I have a lot of
them.
Can I get them all the same size in one easy step? I have Word 2003.

Or should I start over using organization diagram function?