Framing Text in Word 2019

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GUIDE TO FRAME TEXT IN WORD

You've just completed your Thesis, and you already have a cover page, but you're unsure how to frame the text in Word to perfect this cover page. Explore the following guide to learn the process.

Framing text in Word is quite similar to creating borders in Word. Utilizing this feature allows you to create a border around a page or an entire paragraph in Word, enhancing the aesthetics and professionalism of your text.

The steps to frame text in Word, even how to create a frame in Word, are not too difficult. Simply follow the instructions, and you'll undoubtedly succeed.

GUIDE TO FRAME TEXT IN WORD

Assume you have a cover page as shown below and need to frame it. What do you do?

Step 1: Open the Word file you want to frame, go to the Design tab, and choose Page Borders:

Step 2: The Borders and Shading interface appears. Choose the Page Border tab and select the parameters as shown below:

- Style: Choose the framing style: shadow style
- Border Style: Select the border style for framing.
- Color: Choose the color for the border.
- Border Width: Choose the border style in terms of thickness and the number of borders around the text.

Step 3: After making your selections, to frame the cover page, choose Apply to and select This section - First page only as shown below -> finally, click OK.

And the result is you have successfully framed the cover page:

If you want to frame the entire text (including the cover page and other content pages), follow the same steps as the instructions above but in the Apply to section, choose the value: Whole Document (the entire text). Then click OK to complete.

As a result, you will frame your entire text (including the cover page and other pages):

The image above shows the frame when pressing the Ctrl + P shortcut to preview before printing.

If you want to frame a specific text segment, follow these steps:

- First, select (highlight) the text segment you want to frame, then go to the Design tab -> choose Page Border:

- Secondly, the Borders and Shading interface appears. Here, you select the Border tab and choose the parameters similar to Step 2 above.

- Thirdly, the result is that you have successfully framed a section within the document:

So, I've just guided you on how to frame text in Word quickly and easily. The instructions above apply to the widely used Word 2016 version today. You can also refer to how to create text boxes in Word here. Wish you success!

Additionally, making labels for students and teachers in Word is also a handy trick, allowing you to print on adhesive paper. After printing, you just need to peel off the adhesive layer and can easily stick the label on notebooks or books.

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