[mso] Re: Negative Treatment For Fonts?
- From: Ray Shapp <ras45@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2006 21:43:14 -0500
Hi prusco,
You said:
<<<<The background doesn't have to be changed if you change font size. It's
not a case of defining a "text box" -- just create the text and change the
foreground and background colors.>>
<<Just like this, even if the font size changes - it works.>>
I don't understand that.
HOW does one change the background color for individual word or parts of lines
of text?
I mentioned text boxes in my original question only because I don't see any
other way to accomplish what I want. At the time, I said text boxes are too
cumbersome.
In Word 2002, when I select some text and click on Format, I see options for
color or outline or strikethrough or size etc., however, I don't see any way
to change the background behind the selected text. When I click Format |
Background..., it changes the background of the entire document.
How to change background behind only selected text?
Thank you,
Ray Shapp
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