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Can a line of font be turned from horizontal to vertical.
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I've been known to use tables and/or columns to create the effect of a
vertical font. If you make the column narrow enough and get the margins right if will move all the text into a vertical line. It is far from foolproof though, some letters, i.e. l, are narrower than others and so frustrate this work around. I am sure someone will be along soon with a much cleverer answer. Good luck. "Jonka" wrote: Can a line of font be turned from horizontal to vertical. |
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I've been known to use tables and/or columns to create the effect of a
vertical font. If you make the column narrow enough and get the margins right if will move all the text into a vertical line. It is far from foolproof though, some letters, i.e. l, are narrower than others and so frustrate this work around. I am sure someone will be along soon with a much cleverer answer. Good luck. "Jonka" wrote: Can a line of font be turned from horizontal to vertical. |
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The only way I know is nothing automatic.
This method will, however, center all letters exactly in the middle. What you do is create a text box and type your letters with a manual line break after each letter, then highlight all and choose Center Alignment. All letters will be exactly centered. Jack ---------------------------------- "arealbasketcase" wrote in message ... I've been known to use tables and/or columns to create the effect of a vertical font. If you make the column narrow enough and get the margins right if will move all the text into a vertical line. It is far from foolproof though, some letters, i.e. l, are narrower than others and so frustrate this work around. I am sure someone will be along soon with a much cleverer answer. Good luck. "Jonka" wrote: Can a line of font be turned from horizontal to vertical. |
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If you put the text into a table or a text box, you can change the
orientation to vertical. If you don't want it to appear that it's in a box or table, simply turn off the borders. -- Herb Tyson MS MVP Author of the Word Bible Blog: http://word.herbtyson.com Web: http://www.herbtyson.com "Jonka" wrote in message ... Can a line of font be turned from horizontal to vertical. |
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If you put the text into a table or a text box, you can change the
orientation to vertical. If you don't want it to appear that it's in a box or table, simply turn off the borders. -- Herb Tyson MS MVP Author of the Word Bible Blog: http://word.herbtyson.com Web: http://www.herbtyson.com "Jonka" wrote in message ... Can a line of font be turned from horizontal to vertical. |
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