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Design a Form with Microsoft WordIn this section, we're going to design a form. The form we're going to design has areas for things like name, address, and National Insurance Number (this is the British equivalent of Social Security Number, if you're in the States. Other countries will have their own variations). The form will have lots of text boxes, which you will be drawing yourself and placing into position. The form you'll design will look like this one below:
For this project, you'll need the Drawing tools. To ensure that they are displayed, click on View > Toolbars > Drawing. You've met the drawing toolbar before. It's the one with the AutoShapes on. OK, let's make a start on our form.
Top 2 cm Those margins will give us a nice wide page to work on. A good idea
now is to give ourselves the space we need down the page. To do this
all that's required is to hit your Enter key on your keyboard. Keep
hitting it until the cursor is about half way down the page. When your cursor is half way down the page, position it back up to the top, so that it's flashing on the very first line.
It's a good idea to add the text first, before you start adding boxes. That way, you can line the boxes up with the text, and not the other way around. To do this, we'll set up some Tab stops.
1.5 cm Click OK when you've set your Tab positions. Now for the text:
When you're done, your work should look something like this:
In the next part, we'll see how to add the boxes. |
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