CRAFTING TIP OF THE WEEK (#13) WRITTEN TUTORIAL -MAKING COMPUTER TYPE WHITE IN WORD

This week's tip is more of a tutorial on how to make your computer type white in Microsoft Word.
1-Open a blank Word document, then go to File, Page Setup and choose landscape as your orientation.

2-Go to Insert, Text Box and click inside your document. Drag the corners until the text box is roughly the size you want.

3-Double Click the edge of the text box to bring up the Format Text Box menu. On the Colors & Lines tab, select a Fill Color. UnderLine, choose NO LINE. Click OK.

4-Create a 2nd text box(specify NO FILL/NO LINE), and drag it on top of your 1st text box. Type a character in the box and select a font & size.

5-Highlight the character, go to FORMAT, FONT, FONT COLOR, and choose the same color as your background box.

6- Highlight the character again, go to FONT COLOR and selct MORE COLORS. Click the CUSTOM TAB and drag the slider bar so the character is a slightly lighter shade than the background bar.
7-Create a third text box (specify NO FILL/NO LINE)and drag it on top of both existing text boxes. Type in your title, and select a font & size. Hightlight words, go to FONT Color and choose white.

Happy Crafting!