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From: blehm@handel.CS.ColoState.Edu (andrew c blehm)
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Subject: Re: Importing drawing package outputs to Word
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Date: 9 Dec 90 00:32:42 GMT
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In article <109416.276027A5@cmhgate.FIDONET.ORG> Klaus@f31.n343.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Klaus) writes:
>You can enter graphics in word (pictures) but I'm not sure as a border.
>You can border paragraphs is Word. The way to border a whole page is to
>use "soft returns" (shift-return?) till the last line of the document.
>Select the paragraph and go into format paragrah-border. That should do
>it.
>
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An easier way to apply full page border is described on page 11 of the 
Microsoft Word Sampler. 

First, go into the format document dialog box and type a negative number for 
your top margin. This will prevent the header text from causing your document
to scroll down. Next, open the header window. Press Return and select both 
paragraphs in the header. In the paragraph dialog box, type a number equal to
half the distance from the top to bottom border. IE, if you want a 10 inch 
border, type 5in. Then apply the appropriate border.

Hope that helps!!
Andy Blehm
blehm@handel.cs.colostate.edu
Colorado State University