Inserting graphics boxes and text boxes
WordPerfect lets you insert graphics boxes and text boxes in a document. You can insert a text box and type text into it, or you can select existing text and place a text box around it.
You can change the appearance of graphics boxes or text boxes by customizing the default template. The new style is applied to the boxes in the active document and in other documents that use the same template.
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Click where you want to insert a graphics box.
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Click Insert
 Graphics/Pictures Custom box. |
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Choose Image from the Style name list.
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To insert a text box | |
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Click where you want to insert a text box.
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Click Insert
Text box. |
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Click inside the text box, and type the text.
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To place a text box around selected text | |
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Select the text around which you want a text box.
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Click Insert
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To change the appearance of a graphics or text box | |
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Right-click a box, and click Edit box.
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In the Edit box dialog box, click any of the following buttons:
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Border — lets you apply a border to the box
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Fill — lets you apply a fill to the box
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Wrap text — lets you choose how to position, or wrap, text around the box
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Position — lets you choose a page, paragraph, or character to which to attach a box, and the horizontal and vertical position of the box
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Caption — lets you specify the box caption position, width, rotation, and numbering method and style
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Content — lets you choose the content type and the content position
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Size — lets you specify the width and height of the box
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