Help with microsoft word?

Question

I have typed a small paragraph on microsoft word,and would like to duplicate it all over the page so I can print it off and cut out each paragraph individually.It is instructions for jewelry cleaning,and I need to include them with my jewelry.Hope you can figure out my question.Thanks!

Answer 1

Highlight the whole paragraph and then right-click it. From the menu that pops up select Copy. Then move your cursor down to a new line. Right-click again and select Paste. You can keep pasting all the way down as many times as you want.
Have fun :}

Answer 2

I would open a table. Set the number of columns and rows you think you need to include the paragraph in a readable size.

click View, Toolbars, Table and Borders
click the down arrow next to the line and choose a line to surround the cells. They will serve as a guide for you to cut into sections.

If you don't see the guidelines, click Table, choose show guidelines.

Answer 3

Sounds like you want to be able to fit the paragraph as many times as possible on each page. (like 3 accross and 4 down - for a total of 12 on a page)

Goto the "Format" menu -- and click "columns"

This will bring up a dialog that will allow you to create mutiple columns on the page. Then just copy and paste.

Answer 4

Ok here is what you do.....
1) Right click the whole paragraph until the whole thing is highlighted
2) Left click on the highlighted paragraph
3) Press COPY
4) And then after that you can press the paste button on the top of word as many as times as you want however many you need

GOOD LUCK!

Answer 5

What you probably want is to use the Envelope / Label wizard. It will let you star with a single piece of text but will position it on the printer so that it prints on the labels cleanly.

To access the Envelope / Label Wizard, go to Tools / Letters and Mailings / Envelopes and Labels. Click on the Labels tab, and select "Full page of the same label" on the left. Make sure you have selected the right kind of label stock on the right, under options.

Answer 6

Go to "Edit" and "select all" then "Edit" and "cut" Your paragraph will dissapear but your computer has it in memory. You can create a table. Go to "Insert" click table. It will ask you how many rows and columns. Choose the number you want according to how big your paragraph is. Then you just put your cursor inside each table cell, right click and then click "paste". Repeat it till you fill all the cells.

Answer 7

at the top of the screen in word click,Format, the select columns and select 2, then highlight the text, right click, select copy, drop down under the text and paste.. continue to paste until you have got several of the paragraphs on your page.

Answer 8

Hi!

Simple! Triple click on any word in the paragraph. Then, right click on the selected text. Copy! Go to the end of the doc and right click. Select Paste.

Good luck!

Answer 9

You could just hit ctrl + A, then click where you want the next paragraph to start and hit ctrl+v, as many times as you need.

Answer 10

simply copy and then paste. Not rocket science.