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Hi Everyone,
Whenever I try to insert a text box, a really large frame appears, with the text box inside the frame. I know there is a way of turning this off (so only the text box appears), but I cannot remember how to do it. Cany anyone please put me out of my misery?? Many thanks in anticipation, Megan |
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The really large frame is probably the drawing canvas. The canvas acts as a
container to hold mutliple drawing objects. The canvas can be moved as a single unit, and all of the drawing objects move with the canvas. If you plan to draw and align 5 autoshapes, without the canvas, then you will have to position each object individually. If you move one object, the other object could jump in a seemingly random manner. You didn't identify your word version, so for word 2003 Select the tools menu, options, On the genearl tab, under general options de-select Automatically create drawing canvas when inserting autoshapes. -- Tom Conrad "galatea2153" wrote: Hi Everyone, Whenever I try to insert a text box, a really large frame appears, with the text box inside the frame. I know there is a way of turning this off (so only the text box appears), but I cannot remember how to do it. Cany anyone please put me out of my misery?? Many thanks in anticipation, Megan |
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Thank you, Tom! I knew it was something so incredibly simple, but I just
couldn't find it!! (And yes, I am using 2003 - sorry for forgetting to tell you). Megan. "Tom Conrad" wrote: The really large frame is probably the drawing canvas. The canvas acts as a container to hold mutliple drawing objects. The canvas can be moved as a single unit, and all of the drawing objects move with the canvas. If you plan to draw and align 5 autoshapes, without the canvas, then you will have to position each object individually. If you move one object, the other object could jump in a seemingly random manner. You didn't identify your word version, so for word 2003 Select the tools menu, options, On the genearl tab, under general options de-select Automatically create drawing canvas when inserting autoshapes. -- Tom Conrad "galatea2153" wrote: Hi Everyone, Whenever I try to insert a text box, a really large frame appears, with the text box inside the frame. I know there is a way of turning this off (so only the text box appears), but I cannot remember how to do it. Cany anyone please put me out of my misery?? Many thanks in anticipation, Megan |
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