How do I layer text boxes so all words are visible?

[Guest]

I want to use 2 or more text boxes to create some neat graphics. How do I
layer the text boxes over each other so that I can read and print all boxes
so that the letters or words are on top of each other?

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Sally,

With the text box selected you can use Format=>Textbox
or the fill icon on the drawing toolbar to choose 'no fill'
for the background of each text box to be transparent.

=========I want to use 2 or more text boxes to create some neat graphics. How do I
layer the text boxes over each other so that I can read and print all boxes
so that the letters or words are on top of each other? <<
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Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

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[Guest]

You ca also create some interesting effects in Format>Text Box if you set a
fill color and use the Transparency setting.

Regards |:>)