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Click the Insert tab to display those options.
Be warned-a little “minor” tweaking can turn into a 2-hour playtime. Inserting WordArt into a publication is a two-step process: select the style, type the text, and voila! You can then consider that job done, or you can use the WordArt Tools to format and tweak the design. It’s simple to use and fun! Inserting WordArt It has become so popular that Microsoft built it in and continues to include it in each new release. Whatever the case, WordArt started as a small utility that you ran outside of Word. The results may not fall into the “polished and professional” category, but the casualness of the result is friendlier, warmer-maybe less intimidating? You type in a word or phrase and then manipulate it to create art. WordArt does just what it sounds like-it lets you create art out of words. My Publisher 2016 (includes free Content Update Program)
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