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1. #BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 HOW TO#
2. #BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 ZIP FILE#
3. #BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 FULL#
4. #BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 SOFTWARE#

Here, you can change the following properties of the border: If you want more control over the border that is applied, select the Borders and Shading option at the bottom. Most times you will probably need the Outside Borders option, so click that and see your border applied. With your text selected, click Home > Paragraph > Borders, and select the style of border you want.

If you want some other selection, select the precise piece of text yourself. If you simply place the cursor inside a paragraph, the whole paragraph will get a border applied to it. When you press Enter after typing this command, Word will generate 4 paragraphs of 5 sentences each. If you want to try this method, but you haven’t got any text in your document yet, you can always generate some random text using this command: With this method, you start with the piece of text and then apply the border. Note that this method won’t give you access to all the decorative styling effects you can apply to a text box, but sometimes you just don’t need them. There is a quicker and dirtier way to get a border around your text, that might just give you what you want. With text boxes, you first insert the box and then type your text inside. Text boxes are useful in that you can drag them around your document. The example above is a heading and paragraph that demonstrates some basic edits to things like fonts and color.One way of putting a border around a piece of text in Microsoft Word is to insert a text box and then type your text inside. This includes alignment, fonts, colors, sizes, etc.

#BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 FULL#

You can format text just like you can in a full document. Add text after you have finished setting up the text box. You may want to do this as the last step so the box is visible while you are working (the box is only visible when selected if you have set it to have no outline).Ħ. If you want to remove this, go to the Format tab, click on Shape Outline and select No Outline. The middle option will center the box vertically and horizontally.ĥ. Position the text box by clicking the Format tab and clicking on Position. You can then resize the box by left clicking with the mouse and dragging.Ĥ. Hover over the squares on the sides of the box or the circles in the corners until you see the cursor change to a resize icon (double arrow). Left click and drag the box to move it.ģ. Move the text box by hovering over the edge of the box until you see the mouse cursor change to a move icon (four arrows). Select Simple Text Box to add the text box to your document.Ģ. Go to the Insert tab and click on Text Box. The process is likely similar for most recent versions of Word, but you may have to look in different locations for certain features.ġ. This tutorial covers the basics of using Microsoft Word 2010 to add text to a border. Read the tutorial below for instructions on adding text with MS Word 2010.

#BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 SOFTWARE#

The borders are only images, so you need to use software like Microsoft Word to add text. You can use the files in Word once they have been extracted.

#BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 HOW TO#

View our tutorial how to extract files from the zip file.

#BORDER IN MICROSOFT WORD 2010 ZIP FILE#

The most common cause of this is trying to open the zip file in Microsoft Word instead of extracting the files first. The Border Doesn't Work in Microsoft Word

Below are some tips on resolving common issues and a tutorial on using the borders in Word. If you want to add text to the borders, you will need a program like Microsoft Word. If this article isn't enough to allow you to use the border in Word, you will need to search Google, read support materials for Word, etc.

We do not provide any support whatsoever for editing the borders. IMPORTANT: Please note that the information below is provided as a courtesy.