Mirrored Text

[Guest]

Can you mirror text on Microsoft Word? As in regular text, not WordArt. I
need to know if you can and how ASAP. Thank you!

 

[Charles Kenyon]

No, you cannot.
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[Jay Freedman]

As Charles said, Word doesn't have any facility for mirroring text.
However, your printer driver may be able to mirror whatever Word (or
any other program) sends it.

Open File > Print, click the Properties button next to the printer's
name, and search through the dialog (which is supplied by the printer
driver and is different for almost every maker and model). Look for a
setting that says "mirror" or "T-shirt" or "iron-on". I've seen it as
a check box in one case, and as a selection in a dropdown in another.

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[Jezebel]

Print on clear plastic, then photocopy it from the back.

 

[Graham Mayor]

Not if you want it to remain editable - see
http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm

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[OM]

Yes you can - if you generate a new "mirrored" font. I have a simple "upside
down" font that I have done, but not a "mirrored" one (yet).

Rob Lepper