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March 27th, 2008, 01:47 PM
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Template: Insert Rich Text help!
Creating atemplate for customer. I go to the Developer tab and insert rich
or plain text content control. It places it on the page and then I can't move it....no matter what I try. HELP! 
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March 27th, 2008, 01:54 PM
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Template: Insert Rich Text help!
To move the content control, you can right-click it and choose Cut from the
context menu; then paste it at the desired location. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message news  Creating atemplate for customer. I go to the Developer tab and insert rich or plain text content control. It places it on the page and then I can't move it....no matter what I try. HELP!
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March 27th, 2008, 02:06 PM
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Template: Insert Rich Text help!
Didn't work. It snaps to the left. I actually have four boxes on the page
(just for design). I want to place a rich text content control in the middle of each box. I can't move it there. "Stefan Blom" wrote: To move the content control, you can right-click it and choose Cut from the context menu; then paste it at the desired location. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message news Creating atemplate for customer. I go to the Developer tab and insert rich or plain text content control. It places it on the page and then I can't move it....no matter what I try. HELP!
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March 27th, 2008, 02:32 PM
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Template: Insert Rich Text help!
What kind of "boxes" are you referring to? Note that for layout purposes,
you could use table cells (or text boxes) to place the content controls. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message ... Didn't work. It snaps to the left. I actually have four boxes on the page (just for design). I want to place a rich text content control in the middle of each box. I can't move it there. "Stefan Blom" wrote: To move the content control, you can right-click it and choose Cut from the context menu; then paste it at the desired location. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message news Creating atemplate for customer. I go to the Developer tab and insert rich or plain text content control. It places it on the page and then I can't move it....no matter what I try. HELP!
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March 27th, 2008, 02:51 PM
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Template: Insert Rich Text help!
By "boxes" I mean I inserted a "shape." These shapes are meant to act not
only as a just a design feature, but also a border for parts of the page. So, if I am making 6 cards on a page, I've placed the "shape" in six places to show the borders of each card. "Stefan Blom" wrote: What kind of "boxes" are you referring to? Note that for layout purposes, you could use table cells (or text boxes) to place the content controls. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message ... Didn't work. It snaps to the left. I actually have four boxes on the page (just for design). I want to place a rich text content control in the middle of each box. I can't move it there. "Stefan Blom" wrote: To move the content control, you can right-click it and choose Cut from the context menu; then paste it at the desired location. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message news
Creating atemplate for customer. I go to the Developer tab and insertrich or plain text content control. It places it on the page and then I can't move it....no matter what I try. HELP!
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March 28th, 2008, 08:35 AM
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Template: Insert Rich Text help!
If you right-click a shape and click Add Text, you should be able to insert
content controls into it. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message ... By "boxes" I mean I inserted a "shape." These shapes are meant to act not only as a just a design feature, but also a border for parts of the page. So, if I am making 6 cards on a page, I've placed the "shape" in six places to show the borders of each card. "Stefan Blom" wrote: What kind of "boxes" are you referring to? Note that for layout purposes, you could use table cells (or text boxes) to place the content controls. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message ... Didn't work. It snaps to the left. I actually have four boxes on the page (just for design). I want to place a rich text content control in the middle of each box. I can't move it there. "Stefan Blom" wrote: To move the content control, you can right-click it and choose Cut from the context menu; then paste it at the desired location. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "aal" wrote in message news
Creating atemplate for customer. I go to the Developer tab and insert rich or plain text content control. It places it on the page and then I can't move it....no matter what I try. HELP!
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