How to set the stapling seal line on the left side of the word page

1. Settings page.

The test paper is usually printed on B4 paper, horizontally, and in two columns, so it is necessary to set up the page before making it. Start Word 2003 (other versions operate similarly) and create a new blank document. Execute the "File Page Setup" command to open the "Page Setup" dialog box, switch to the "Paper" tab, and set the paper size to B4 paper; Switch to the "Margins" tab, set the margins, and check the "Landscape" orientation.

After all the settings are complete, confirm the return.

Second, make the sealing line.

Regular test papers have sealing lines on them, and we can make them with text boxes.

Execute the View Header and Footer command to enter the Header and Footer state. Then run the "Insert Text Box Vertical" command, then drag and drop a text box in the document, and enter the characters and underscores in the style of Figure 2.

Fix the cursor in the text box, run the Format Text Direction command, open the Text Direction - Text Box dialog box, select a text direction style on the right, and return to the center.

Position the text box outside the margin on the left side of the page, and adjust the size of the text box and the position of the characters according to the size of the page. When you move the mouse over the edge of the text box to form a "plum blossom", double-click the mouse to open the "Format Text Box" dialog box, and in the "Color & Line" tab, set "Line" to "No Color Line" to return to OK.

Finally, click the Close button on the Header and Footer toolbar to return to the document status, and the sealing line is completed.

Tips: After adding the header, a horizontal line appears at the header, which affects the production of the test paper, we can clear it in the following way: double-click the mouse at the header, enter the "Header and Footer" state again, execute the "Format Border and Shading" command, open the "Border and Shading" dialog box, under the "Border" tab, check the "None" border style, and then "apply" it to "Paragraph", and confirm to return.

Hope it helps.

Make your own gutter like the one on the drawing, then insert it into the header and footer, set the plate format to "line below the text" and drag it to the appropriate position on the left side of the page.

Here's how to set the sealing line in Word:

1. Open Word and set up the page. Click Menu File and Page Setting.

2. In the margin tab, set the top, bottom, left and right margins, and the paper is rotten and horizontal.

3. In the Paper tab, set the paper size, usually the exam paper is B4.

4. In the document network tab, set the number of columns to 2, click OK, and the page setting is completed.

5. Enter the basic content, such as the sample table. Click the menu insert, separator, page break, or press Ctrl+Enter to press Enter.

6. It is divided into two pages, the first page is the test paper, the second page is the answer sheet, all the candidates' answer results must be written on the answer sheet, and the answer sheet can be handed in after the exam.

8. Click Menu Format and Text Direction. Adjust to the appropriate orientation. Enter the class, name, and test number in the text box, and add the sealing line in the middle of ** or [*] in the middle of the carriage enter.

9. Right-click on the border line of the text box and set the format of the text box for rent splitting and leaking. Change the fill and line colors to no fill colors, and click OK. Click Views, Headers, and Footers.

In the header and footer toolbars, select and insert "From ** Anthology", page x of y pages. Save the file at the end.

1. Open the word document that needs to be guttered.

2. Find the "Page Layout" tab and click the small arrow at the bottom right, as shown below

3. Open as shown in the figure below: in the "Gutter Line" and "Gutter Position", set the parameters according to your personal needs.

4. After setting the parameters, click "OK", and our gutter will be added

For example, the method of making the sealing line above:

1. Click the Insert --- Shape--- Basic Shape--- Vertical Text Box tool;

2. Draw a text box on the page;

3. Enter the corresponding text and underscore in the text box;

4. Click Page Layout --- Text Direction--- rotate all text 270 degrees;

5. Select Chinese this box, click the text box tool format --- shape outline, and select no outline.

Click the Insert object, select the Microsoft Word document from the new tab, and finally click [OK]. Open a new file document. Enter the head information (name, seal line, etc.).

Change the text direction, set the font, font size, and add a text box to this information. Select Close & Back in the file menu to return. Right-click the label you just set in the file to insert the object, select Set Object Format, the Format Object dialog box appears, set the height of the sealing line (that is, the height of the label area in the body of the test paper) and the width in the size tab, and set the position of the sealing line on the roll in the Position tab, according to your needs.

Print the preview, see if the sealing line setting is reasonable, if you want to roll the head, double-click; To modify the formatting, right-click to continue making adjustments. If there are multiple papers, copy the header into each page.

You can try it--- isn't this line right next to the equals sign?

Just draw a line and it will become a dotted line.