How to put a text box in MS Word ...

<p id='intelliTxt'> Microsoft Word offers a variety of different functions, options and customization. ... .One of the features of Microsoft Word is the ability to text boxes that allow you to create enter a text block in a shady area. ... .A text box is useful for creating missions, educational materials and documents of proof. ... .Microsoft Word makes the process of creating a very user-friendly text field </ p> difficulty. .. <h2 Easy class="Heading1a Underline header"> instructions <ol id='intelliTxt'> <li id="jsArticleStep1"> first .<p> Open Microsoft Word. ... .Open a new document. ... .If you have Word 2000, 2002 or 2003, click on the "View". ... .Select "Toolbars" and click on "Forms" toolbar to activate the form. ... .The toolbar is attached form is displayed in the toolbar or the document itself. ... .On the top gray bar to move by clicking and dragging. ... .For Word 2007 or 2010, click on "Microsoft Office" and click "Word Options .." Select "popular" and check the box next to "Show Developer tab 'in. .. The tape ."Click" OK ". .</ P> <li id="jsArticleStep2"> 2 <p> If you are using Word 2000, 2002 or 2003, click. "Ab" in the toolbar form. ... .This is the text form field button. ... .A text box appears on the document. ... .If you are using Word 2007 or 2010, click the Developer tab. ... .On "Legacy Tools" icon, then click select the "AB" button. ... .The text box appears on the document. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep3"> <p> 3 .Right-click the text box. ... .Click "Properties". ... .Select the format you want, such as text, numbers, date or currently underway. ... .Enter the text you want in the "Default" box. ... .Microsoft Word automatically fill the current date and time. ... .Click "OK" to save the changes. .. </ P> ...