Step 3:
Right-click on the frame, choose Format Shape to have multiple formatting options for frames and text in the frame.
1. Open the working document, select Insert in the Shapes section, click the rectangular icon.
2. After the frame appears as shown below, we can align it when clicking on the frame border.
3. Right-click in the border select Format Auto Shapes to customize the lightness of the border.
4. Appear a custom panel, select Colors and Lines with Style to choose the frame style and Weight of the lightness of the frame.
Step 1:
After creating the frame in the way above, right-click on the interface in the frame and click Add Text .
Step 2:
Next, the user enters the content into the frame as usual. We can still change the format for the text in the frame as usual.
Or if you want the user can also insert the word art on Word into the frame. Click the Insert item and then click WordArt .
Step 3:
Select the artistic font you want to use and enter the text in the Edit WordAre Text box.
Shortly after that will display the text in the frame with the selected font. The user input and text input steps are the same as when writing text on regular Word.
If the user has created the first frame and wants to insert another frame, do the same, click on the Shape and drag the new frame inside the created frame. Then right-click and choose Format Auto Shapes to design for the frame.
If the outer frame is solid, then we can change the style for the second frame in the Dashed section . The size you also choose in the Weight and Colors section in the Color section.
The result will be 2 frames in the document as shown below.
The frames with the Shape tool in Word are relatively simple, just the solid frame styles or dashed lines and then select the colors. If a user wants to add textures to a frame, then use the Page Border tool like when creating a cover on Word.
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I wish you all success!