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Adding Borders
You can place a border (lines or a box) around a paragraph
to add emphas_.
The border extends
to the edge of the left and right indentation
marker. You
can also set the border tone to set it apart from other text.
• To make a simple border:
1. Select one or more paragraphs to border.
2. Select
Borders
from the Paragraph
menu.
A submenu
appears.
3.
Select
the border
option
you want
(None,
Thin,
Thick, Double-l_dne,
or
Shadowed).
• To make a custom border:
1. Select one or more paragraphs
to border.
2. Select
Borders
from
the Paragraph
menu.
A submenu
appears.
3. Select
Custom
Border.
A dialog
box appears.
4. Fill in the dialog
box, selecting
the options
you want:
•
Sides
to Border.
Select
this to set the sides of the border
(Left, Top,
Right, and Bottom).
Select
all four sides
to put a box around
the text.
Select
Draw Inner Lines to draw
between
lines of text.
o Border
Width
(points).
Sets width
of the border
in points.
•
Border
Spacing
(points).
Sets border
spacing
in points.
• -Border
Type.SLrts
type of border
(Normal,
Shadow,
or Double
Line).
•
Shadow
Anchor.
If a shadow
border
is selected,
select the anchor
for the light source
that creates
the shadow
(Top Left, Top Right,
Bottom
Left, or Bottom
Right).
•
Shadow
Width (Points).
If a shadow
border is selected, select the
width of the shadow in points.
•
Width
Between
Double
Lines
(Points).
If a double
line border
type
is selected,
select
the space
between
the double
lines in points.
5. Click on Apply.
6. Click on Close.
• To change
the border tone:
1. Select
one or more
paragraphs
to border.
2. Select
Borders
from the Paragraph
menu.
A submenu
appears.
3. Select
Border Tone. A dia/og
box appears.
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