Text and Images/Working with images/WordArt
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You can use WordArt to make display text (e.g., the heading of your document) more eyecatching. WordArt can be resized, moved, and edited to fit your needs.
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Creating WordArt
- From the Insert Tab, in the Text Group, select WordArt
- The WordArt Gallery dialog box appears
- From the WordArt Gallery, select a style
- The Edit WordArt Text dialog box will appear. In the Text box, enter the text for your WordArt
- Select the text to format: use the Font or Size drop-down lists
- To change the font style, click Bold or Italics
- Click OK
Your WordArt is now placed in your document and the Format Tab appears
Resizing WordArt
This is the same process as resizing an image or a text box.
- Select the WordArt, by clicking once on it. Sizing handles appear on the text box area.
- Use the sizing handles to click and drag the border to the desired size. A dotted outline appears indicating the new size.
- Release the mouse
Moving WordArt
If the WordArt you have created is in the wrong place, the image can be easily moved.
- Click the WordArt once to select it
- From the Format Tab, in the Arrange Group, click Text Wrapping:
- From the Text Wrapping menu, select the desired style of text wrapping - e.g. Select Square
- Place your pointer over a letter of your WordArt
- When the pointer turns into a four-directional arrow, click and drag the WordArt to the desired location
- Release the mouse
Editing WordArt
You can easily change the spelling or wording of your WordArt you have created.
- Select the appropriate piece of WordArt by clicking it once
- From the Format Command Tab, in the Text Group, click Edit Text. The Edit WordArt Text dialog box appears
- Make your changes
- Click OK
Deleting WordArt
- Click once on the WordArt to select it
- Press the delete key
Please note: the following tutorial will open in a new window/tab. When you have finished the tutorial, simply close the window/tab and you'll return to this page. You might also like to check out the following tutorial:
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