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Adobe Illustrator Tutorials OpenOffice Draw Tutorials | Inkscape Tutorials | Corel Draw Tutorials | Free Templates |
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Step 14: Transparency and Line Select the Text Box, then Right click over it to reveal another menu.
Select Format Text Box. This will open the Format Text Box Window.
In the Colors and Lines Tab, go to the Fill Section and set Transparency to "100%". In the Line Section, click on the Down Arrow for Color and select No Color from the Color Window. Click OK. The Image now has a Transparent Background. 
Selecting the Image for moving may be a little tricky, since you can only move it when its Text Box container is selected, which should look like this.
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Step 15: Insert WordArtGo back to the Insert Tab, to insert another Text Box. Once this is done, remember the Ribbon will change to the Format Tab.
Go back to the Insert Tab again, look for the Text Group and select the Word Art Icon, which will open up a Word Art Style Menu.
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