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#How to add word art to a text box how to#

(The higher the number, the greater the transparency.)

Adjust the transparency in the Format WordArt dialog box.

Right-click the watermark with the crossed-arrow cursor, and then select Format Autoshape/Picture from the shortcut menu.įigure 14.

Edit WordArt Text dialog box Transparency

Edit the text, font style, font size, boldness, and italics in the Edit WordArt Text dialog box.

Right-click the watermark with the crossed-arrow cursor, and then select Edit Text from the shortcut menu.

Then, click, hold, and drag your watermark to a new position.

To reposition your watermark, hover your cursor over the watermark until the cursor becomes two crossed arrows (see figure 10).

(The top, center handle tilts the watermark to the left and right.)

Select, hold, and drag the adjustment handles to change the size of your watermark.

Adjustment handles Resizing and Repositioning Small, gray adjustment handles (squares and circles) will appear when the watermark is selected. Double-arrow cursor (enlarged to show detail)

Hover your cursor over the watermark until your cursor becomes two crossed arrows.

(In Word, watermarks are part of the header even though they typically appear in the middle of the page.)įigure 9.

Double-click the top of any page to open the Header & Footer tab.

Every time you add a watermark, it replaces the existing watermark. Important Note: If you want to replace your watermark, repeat all the steps in the section above.

#How to add word art to a text box how to#

The following steps show how to modify the size, position, text, color, font style, and transparency of an existing text watermark. How to Modify Text Watermarks in Microsoft Word The Printed Watermark dialog box should close, and your text watermark should appear in your document. (The transparency can be customized, as shown in steps 7 and 8 in the modification section below.)

Ensure the Semitransparent is checked if you want your text and images to be visible through the watermark.(Optional) Adjust the font, size, color, and diagonal or horizontal layout, as necessary.įigure 6.Enter your custom text into the text box.If you chose Custom Watermark, select the Text watermark button in the Printed Watermark dialog box.Select a built-in watermark (i.e., Confidential, Do not copy, Sample, ASAP, or Urgent) or Custom Watermark from the drop-down menu.Select Watermark in the Page Background group.The following steps show how to insert built-in and custom text watermarks on every page of your document. This basically iterates over all text boxes, gets their text, insert it in the document, and then removes the text boxes.How to Insert Text Watermarks in Microsoft Word ' insert the textbox text before the range object

' copy text to string, without last paragraph mark You can however run a macro that will convert all such blocks to text and see if the result would work for you, for example like in the Removing All Text Boxes In a Document article: Sub RemoveTextBox2() the text is docked 100 px below a specified paragraph, so it appears as part of the next paragraph (actually floating in the middle of the next paragraph flow). The inverse conversion is not unambiguous, though, as the text in the floating blocks will lose the absolute positioning info for the floating blocks - e.g. Converting text to WordArt actually inserts the current text in a floating text box with some fancy styles.