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Placing Borders Around Columns |
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WordPerfect® 6.0 for DOS
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You can easily place borders between and around columns. Concept Previous versions of WordPerfect required you to use graphic lines to form column borders, and the lines had to be placed in a header to make them print on each page. Column borders have been added as a feature in WordPerfect 6.0 for DOS; you can place borders between and around columns. The border line heights will automatically adjust as the text in the columns increases or decreases. How Do I Use It? 1 Retrieve a document that has at least two pages of text. 2 Choose Columns from the Layout menu, or press Columns/Table (Alt+F7) then choose Columns (1). 3 Choose Column Borders (5). 4 Choose Border Style (1). As you scroll down the list of available line styles, you will see two new column borders. 5 Highlight Column Border (Between Only) or Column Border (Outside and Between), then choose Select (1). 6 Choose OK twice to return to your document. You can use Print Preview to see how the borders will appear when the document is printed. To use Print Preview, 1 Choose Print/Fax from the File menu or press Print/Fax (Shift+F7). 2 Choose Print Preview (7). See Also Borders in the WordPerfect 6.0 for DOS reference manual Columns in the WordPerfect 6.0 for DOS reference manual |
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