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Guest
Hi is there any way I can make flash cards in word?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Thanks for your help in advance.
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Guest
Flash cards like little blocks that have information? Can you be a little
more specific?
more specific?
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Guest
Yes, so I can study with them
Candice said:Flash cards like little blocks that have information? Can you be a little
more specific?
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Guest
Yes, just insert a table wtih a few columns and rows. you can make each
column width and row height the same using Table Properties (From table menu,
or right-click on table).
column width and row height the same using Table Properties (From table menu,
or right-click on table).
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Guest
ok thanks alot
Candice said:Yes, just insert a table wtih a few columns and rows. you can make each
column width and row height the same using Table Properties (From table menu,
or right-click on table).
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Mark the Medical Shark
If find out how, please let me know. Thank You. (e-mail address removed)
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grammatim
(1) Buy letter/A4 size card stock that's perforated to separate into
the size of card you need. It will probably give you two columns of
cards.
(2) Do the fronts of the cards in a table with cells the size you need
(or you can probably find a "labels" template already made in the
right size)
(3) Do the backs of the cards in a duplicate of the table, but switch
the left and right columns so the backs go on the correct fronts.
(4) Print the front side, then print the back side (be sure you know
which direction to re-feed the card stock into the printer so you're
printing on the back and right side up)
the size of card you need. It will probably give you two columns of
cards.
(2) Do the fronts of the cards in a table with cells the size you need
(or you can probably find a "labels" template already made in the
right size)
(3) Do the backs of the cards in a duplicate of the table, but switch
the left and right columns so the backs go on the correct fronts.
(4) Print the front side, then print the back side (be sure you know
which direction to re-feed the card stock into the printer so you're
printing on the back and right side up)