How to center the Text Box content in Word

The text Text Box content in Word will default to the top but not between the Text Box. So how to adjust the content in the Text Box to center, increase aesthetics?

Text Box in Word is a tool to create text content in blocks, diagrams, or other eye-catching shapes to increase content dynamics. And when entering content into the Text Box, automatically the text content is automatically aligned in the upper part. To adjust the content to the middle, the user will have to adjust the Text Box, shrink or scale. However, there is no need to resize the Text Box, users can center text according to the article below.

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How to adjust Text Box position on Word

Step 1:

In Word documents insert Text Box content, right-click the border of the Text Box and select Format Text Box . Please select the correct border of the new Text Box that appears above option.

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Step 2:

In the next dialog box interface, click on the Text Box to adjust.

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Step 3:

In the Vertical alignmen section click on the Center position to bring the content in the Text Box to the middle, press Ok to save.

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The content in the Text Box will be instantly transferred to the center as shown.

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After we have finished aligning the content in the middle of the Text Box, you proceed with the editing, such as changing the font, font style, changing the border of the Text Box text box. Including content in the Text Box will increase the aesthetics and professionalism when editing Word content.

See more:

  1. Guide to Word Word 2016 (Part 19): Inserting Text Box
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  3. Tutorial for Word 2016 (Part 18): How to add Shape shapes

I wish you all success!

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