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How to invert text in Word

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Alf | 11:46 Fri 11th Apr 2008 | Computers
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Is there a way to invert text in Microsoft Word? In Format; Text direction, I can make the text run up or down vertically but I cannot flip it so it is upside down. I'm trying to make a tent card so I need text to be readable on both sides of the card when folded.
Any advice welcome.
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You're probably best using "Wordart" to do this. You can rotate the text so it turns upside down.
I think it's a bit arty for Word! I use Powerpoint for most things. If you were to insert a text box, there'll be a green rotate dot that'll allow you to spin the text whatever way you want.

Sorry I couldn't help with Word!

EmEd
Yip use Wordart :

Insert WordArt, and type your text. Then right click your text, select Format WordArt and on the Size tab, set rotation to be 180 degrees.

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Yes, WordArt does seem to be the way forward. I'll play about with it for a while. Thanks all.
http://www.fliptext.org/

Type in text you want then copy and paste result into word
Unless it's my setup, "hello" come out as "o11ǝɥ" when I tried it using that site.
(; sıɥʇ ǝʞı1 sʞɹoʍ ʇı
Yeah agree it doesn't look too good in a browser, probably not suitable for printing actually as it just uses different number and letter to make it look upside down, so a l is a 1, though can't see why they couldn't use a l as it same either way up, great from freaking people out in msn and the such though :)
just use a text box (drawing toolbar)
and rotate

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