Wrap around text?

weirdichi

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Ok, I've been trying this for an hour but to no avail. I even searched the help file but nothing either or I don't know what to look for.

Kinda like this:

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I wanna do a quote like that on the right side of the page in PowerPoint. "He was a legend...."
 

Electric Amish

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Repeat after me.....Capital Letters... ;)



Seriously, you can do it in Word by using what's called the "Drop Cap".

amish
 

Evadman

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You are talking about the large letters that lead off most books since the Bible correct? ( p.s. your text looks like ass :p )
 

rh71

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Originally posted by: Evadman
You are talking about the large letters that lead off most books since the Bible correct? ( p.s. your text looks like ass :p )

At least he tried. You didn't even give him an answer. :)
 

Viper GTS

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Drop caps?

<EDIT>Duh, Amish got it... Didn't see that the first time I read his post...</EDIT>

Viper GTS
 

Evadman

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Originally posted by: rh71
Originally posted by: Evadman
You are talking about the large letters that lead off most books since the Bible correct? ( p.s. your text looks like ass :p )

At least he tried. You didn't even give him an answer. :)

no, because I don't remember. But I did re-word his question so it was more understandbale :p

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And I think drop caps is correct as was stated. Drop Caps