Table 13.1 takes a closer look at the available options. You can align or stretch your text using the options that display when you click the WordArt Alignment button (see Figure 13.36). Finally, click the Draw button and then the Group button. If you then want to group the objects so that you can treat them as a single object, click all the objects by using Select Objects from the Drawing toolbar. To achieve that result, you need to create two (or more) WordArt objects, applying the Same Letter Heights formatting to only the object or objects you want. The Same Letter Heights tool, like all the WordArt toolbar formatting options, affects the entire WordArt object and can't be selectively applied to one word or a part of a phrase. For example, you can stack letters on top of each other by clicking the WordArt Vertical Text button (see Figure 13.35).
WordArt offers several options for adjusting text. Click the WordArt Shape button to choose from 40 shapes for your text. If you are reasonably satisfied with your WordArt image, you can use the WordArt toolbar to make adjustments to get exactly the effect you're looking for.įor instance, to change the shape into which your WordArt object is warped, select your WordArt object then click the WordArt Shape button (see Figure 13.34) and select one of the 40 available shapes. Click the Edit Te xt button to return to the Edit WordArt Text dialog box and change your text, or click the WordArt Gallery button to choose a different prestyled effect. If you're not satisfied with the content or the appearance of the WordArt image you already have, you can use the WordArt toolbar to change it entirely. A sample WordArt object and the WordArt toolbar.
This typically displays the WordArt toolbar (see Figure 13.33) if the toolbar doesn't appear, choose View, Toolbars, WordArt. To modify your WordArt object, first select it. Often, trying to achieve one effect leads you to a completely unexpected, but attractive, result. Experimentation with the various shapes is the best way to understand what generates the best look for your particular WordArt object. Your new shape can then be stretched, resized, and rotated. You can either try different preset effects through the WordArt Gallery or combine a preset with one of 40 shapes. It's easy to modify a WordArt object after you've created it. If you select a word or phrase prior to starting the WordArt process, your text automatically appears in the Edit WordArt Text dialog box. Later, you can change the text in your WordArt object by double-clicking it to reopen the Edit WordArt Text dialog box. When you're finished, you can click outside the WordArt object to return to the regular document. WordArt creates your object with sizing handles around it and opens the WordArt toolbar. Make any font changes you want and click OK. Type in your text to replace the "Your Text Here" phrase. The WordArt Gallery offers 30 customizable preset designs.ĭouble-click any of the 30 preset designs, which opens the Edit WordArt Text dialog box. The WordArt Gallery appears (see Figure 13.32). To create a WordArt object, follow these steps:Ĭhoose Insert, Picture, WordArt. Unfortunately, they also have the drawbacks of other Word objects: They cannot be checked for spelling, nor can their text be located through Find and Replace. You can resize them by selecting them and dragging their resizing handles you can also drag them to new locations. WordArt objects work much like other objects, such as drawing objects.
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