Type text in circle in Word Art in new Office 2007! Can't find...

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Ethicsprof

Used to be able to type text in a circlular shape in Word Art (around the
edge). I can't find this function in Office 2007 and all on-line help seems
to be for older versions (in which it was easy). Is this function gone?
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

When you have inserted WordArt in Word 2007 select the WordArt and on the WordArt Tools Format tab in the ribbon you can choose the
'WordArt Styles' icon on the 'WordArt Styles' group on the ribbon to get the old gallery of shape choices.

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Used to be able to type text in a circlular shape in Word Art (around the
edge). I can't find this function in Office 2007 and all on-line help seems
to be for older versions (in which it was easy). Is this function gone?>>
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Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

It works pretty much the same as in Word 2003. First you must insert the
WordArt object (from the Insert tab); just choose any style from the
gallery, preferably the simplest possible one. Once the WordArt object is in
the document, when you select it , you get a tab that is basically like the
old WordArt toolbar on steroids. One of the buttons is Change Shape, and
that provides the familiar gallery that includes the circular shapes (you'll
undoubtedly want the ones under "Follow Path" rather than "Warp"). Note that
the gallery is interactive, so you can preview the effect as you mouse over
the selections.
 
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aninha77

It works pretty much the same as in Word 2003. First you must insert the
WordArt object (from the Insert tab); just choose any style from the
gallery, preferably the simplest possible one. Once the WordArt object is in
the document, when you select it , you get a tab that is basically like the
old WordArt toolbar on steroids. One of the buttons is Change Shape, and
that provides the familiar gallery that includes the circular shapes (you'll
undoubtedly want the ones under "Follow Path" rather than "Warp"). Note that
the gallery is interactive, so you can preview the effect as you mouse over
the selections.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

Thanks! I was looking for this and you helped me solve it.
 

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