I am trying to create a checklist with check boxes that I can check off in Word:Mac 2011. I've already inserted the check boxes into my document, and am able to check off the items by protecting the form. Open the document that displays boxes instead of text. Select all lines that include boxes. On the Word menu, click Preferences. Under Output and Sharing, click Compatibility. Click Font Substitution. Choose the Gulim font (under Substituted font), and then click OK. This occurs because the default Korean font (Malgun Gothic) used in Word 2008 or Word 2010 is not used in Word 2011.
Click on the box next to the 'Lock anchor' field so that it's selected. Click on the 'OK' button. Move your cursor about the text box. Click on the 'Insert' option from the top toolbar menu and then click on the 'Break' option if you're using Word 2003. Hi, Question: I've laid out a page of a graphical flow chart in Microsoft Word, using rectangular boxes with text inside and arrows. The only text, outside the boxes, was at the very top of the page. The text in the text boxes will act as labels only, and will not be available as cell contents in formulas. You may need to set the fill of the text boxes to white if you need to hide any real text or values in the *actual* cells of Row 2. Regards, Ian. Message was edited by: Yellowbox. Row 2, not Row 1, has the text boxes covering the cells.
There are a number of ways to add text to a document. You can replace placeholder text in a template; add text in a text box outside the main document body, such as in a sidebar; and add text inside a shape.
In a word-processing document, you can have text in the main body of the document, then add text boxes for things like sidebars. In a page layout document, all text is contained in one or more text boxes.
Add and replace text in the body of a document
- For body text in a blank template: Just start typing.
- For body text in a template with placeholder text: Click the placeholder text to select it, then start typing. To remove placeholder text completely, click it, then press the Delete key on your keyboard.
Some placeholder text is written in scrambled Latin words. The text you type will appear in the language you use for your computer.
In word-processing documents, a new page is added automatically when you reach the end of the page, or you can add a page break anywhere to start the next line on a new page. In a page layout document, you can add a blank page anywhere in your document. For more information, see Add, delete, and rearrange pages.
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Add text in a text box
- Click in the toolbar.A text box appears on the page (you can change how the text looks later).
- Drag the text box to where you want it.If you can’t move the box, click outside the box to deselect the text, then click the text once to select its text box.
- Type to replace the placeholder text.
- To resize the text box, do one of the following:
- If the box is too small for the text: Select the text box, then drag the clipping indicator until all text is showing. You can also drag a selection handle.
- If the box is too large for the text: Select the text box, then drag a selection handle to resize the text box.
To delete a text box, click the text in the box, then press the Delete key on your keyboard.
You can also link a text box to another text box to accommodate overflow text. See Link text boxes.
A text box is an object that can be modified like most other objects; you can rotate it, change its border, fill it with a color, layer it with other objects, and more. You can also change the appearance of text within the box—including its font, color, size, and alignment.
Set a default text box for a document
Every Pages template comes with a default text box style, so when you add a text box to a document and type text in it, the box and the text use this style. You can modify this default style—change the font, font color, color fill, and so on—then make it the new default style for the document. Your default text box style applies only to the document where you create it.
- Add a text box to your document and change it however you want.For example, you can change the font and font size, add a border to the box, and so on.
- Click the text box to select it.
- Choose Format > Advanced > Set as Default Text Box Appearance (from the Format menu at the top of your screen).
You can change the default text box style whenever you want, and it won’t affect any text boxes already in the document.
If you want to apply the same design changes to other text boxes that already exist in the document, you can save the default text box style as an object style, then apply the object style to other text boxes.
Add text inside a shape
- Double-click the shape to make the insertion point appear, then type your text.
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If there’s too much text to display in the shape, a clipping indicator appears. To resize the shape, select it, then drag any selection handle until all the text is showing.
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You can change the look of text inside the shape just like any other text.
To add a caption or label to an object, see Create a caption for an image or other object.
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