Linked Text
Boxes are used to connect two Text Boxes together. Say you have a
lot of information in the first Text Box. If you link two Text Boxes,
then the extra type from the first one will "spill into" the second Text
Box.
Try This: Enter More Sample Text
Before you begin: Open a new, blank document and
add a new, simple Text Box.
Select the Text Box.
Type: The tomatoes are hand picked from the vines
as the dew dries in the morning sun.
The corn squeaks when it is shucked of its fragrant green
husks.
The smell of Thanksgiving rises from the garden when you
brush against the Mother of Thyme.
Try This, Too: Format the Text
Select the word: tomatoes.
Go to Home ->Font.
Can you make just one word big, bold and red and another big, bold and green? Yes. ;-)
Exam 77-881: Microsoft Word 2010 Core
4. Including Illustrations and
Graphics in a Document
4-4. Apply and manipulate text boxes:
Create linked text boxes Insert -> Text
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