Remove Border From Text Box Word
Hello,I've created a frame which contains some text, and now I want to make the frame border invisible so it won't show in my document. I went to the frame dialog box, selected the 'borders' tab and under Styles I changed it from .05 pt to '- none -'. But when I click OK it doesn't make the border invisible, the border looks just the same. And when I go back to the frame dialog box 'borders' tab again, the Styles selection has reverted to the default value of .05 pt. Every time I change it from 05 pt to -none -, OpenWriter chages it back again to .05 pt, overriding my choice. Is this a bug in OpenWriter? Does anybody have any idea how I can successfully hide the frame borders?
Remove Border From Text Box Word 2010
Shape Outline lets you choose the color, thickness, or style of the outside border of a text box, shape, or SmartArt graphic. By setting the border to No Outline, you remove the border altogether. Note: If you're changing the border of a SmartArt graphic, select the graphic, and find Shape Outline on the Format tab. Newer Versions Office 2010. Word displays the last border element used on the button itself, so that’s helpful. When you click the Borders down arrow, select the No Border option. Voila – no borders. Don’t forget to select the table befor removing its borders. If you only put the cursor into a table cell and then remove borders, they are removed from that cell only. With the shape selected, on the Shape Format tab, select Shape Outline Sketched, and then select a line width. (The smaller the point size ('pt'), the thinner the line is.) Add or remove a border for a shape or text box Select the shape or text box to which you want to add, change, or remove a border.
Box Border Word 2016
Remove Border From Text Box Word 2016
Disable Paste Box from Microsoft Word. The pop-up menu has a few useful options, but it mostly gets in the way and likes to linger around longer than necessary, slowing me down. The only way around the border thing on the Mac that I have found (simple way) is to color the border with the same color that the field is sitting on. If you want to add a border, then put another box behind the first box (slightly larger) and color the bigger one black (or whatever color you want.
Thanks very much,
Eric