Linking Text Boxes

Linked text boxes can be used to create columns of text that flow side-by-side along the bottom or top of the page in conjunction with either a one-column or two-column layout of the main body text. Using this feature, you can extend a sidebar across a two-page spread. You can link several text boxes together in different parts of a document.

Create a Text Box from Existing Text

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Select the text in which you want to make into a text box.

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Click the Insert menu ' and then click Text Box.

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Create an Empty Text Box

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Position the insertion point where you want the text box to appear.

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Click the Insert menu ' and then click Text Box.

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Click the Text Box button on the Drawing toolbar.

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Click and drag inside the drawing canvas where you want the text box to appear, and then enter the text you want.

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Resize the Drawing Canvas text box so that it surrounds the text box.

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Show Me. Microsoft Office Word 2003. See it Done, Do It Yourself
Show Me. Microsoft Office Word 2003. See it Done, Do It Yourself
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