1. 1 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced ADVANCED MICROSOFT WORD Lesson 12 – Formatting Graphics and Text Boxes Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced

2. 2 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Objectives Insert, crop, resize, and wrap text around a graphic. Position a graphic precisely. Create a watermark and page borders. Create a sidebar. Apply shading to paragraphs and sections of text.

3. 3 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Objectives (cont.) Create a pull quote. Change the orientation of text in a text box. Repeat text box contents on multiple pages. Create drop caps. Use AutoShapes to create objects. Create an organization chart.

4. 4 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Terms Used in This Lesson Callouts Crop Drop caps Pull quotes Sidebar Watermark

5. 5 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Crop a Graphic Precisely

6. 6 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Position a Graphic Precisely (cont.)

7. 7 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Create a Watermark

8. 8 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Create a Page Border

9. 9 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Create a Sidebar Sidebars often have borders and shading.

10. 10 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Create a Pull Quote Pull Quotes can be positioned anywhere on the page. You can change the font size, style, and/or color for emphasis.

11. 11 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Create a Drop Cap

12. 12 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Summary You can crop a graphic by dragging a border or by specifying a precise measurement in the Format Picture dialog box. Word offers many options for wrapping text around graphics. When you create a watermark, the formatted text or graphic is stored in a header or footer.

13. 13 Microsoft Office 2003: Advanced Summary (cont.) Page borders can be applied to all pages, pages in a section, first page only, or all pages except the first. Text boxes enable you to format sidebars, pull quotes, and drop caps. You can easily create stars, arrows, and callouts using AutoShapes. Organization charts illustrate the structure of a group.