Hi JulieG
Alternatively, a frame can be used. Frame formatting can even be
stored in a paragraph style, which means that, once it has been setup,
adding a frame in the document margin is as easy as applying a style.
Also, text in frames is "seen" by Word for the purpose of table of
contents creation, if that's what you need. Simply modify an
appropriate heading style to include frame formatting.
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> Just about everything you can place in the page from the keyboard
can be
> saved as an autotext (or autocorrect) for ease of re-use. Text boxes
are no
> exception.
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> JulieG wrote:
> > Via this web site I was advised that text boxes could be used to
> > place text into a margin to the left of line that has been
numbered
> > automatically.
> >
> > Is there any way this can be automated via autotext or macros, so
> > save having to manually create, and place each time?
> >
> > any help will be much appreciated
> > thanks
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