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The Borders And Shading dialog box in Microsoft Word, with the border style selected, the bottom border activated, and the OK button highlighted. Word's Style Gallery and canvas showing a bottom ...

A Border and Shading dialog box will open. Click the Page Border tab. On the left, click Box. In the Art section, choose an art style from the list. You can change the art style, color, and width.

PowerPoint 2003 adds shading to table cells using the Format menu, ... Click "Borders and Shading" from the drop-down menu to open a new dialog box. Click the dialog box's Shading tab.

I know I can do it by going to the Format menu and clicking on Borders and Shading, but that’s even more cumbersome. Is there an easier way to do it? Yes, there’s a really neat way to produce border ...

While you can format border lines by clicking "Borders And Shading" via the Borders icon in the Home tab, the many options ...

Click "Borders and Shading" on the drop-down list to open the dialog box with options to customize this border. Click to select the options you want. For example, ...

Or right-click the border, choose Borders And Shading from the context menu, and then click None in the Settings section on the Borders tab. Word will dim the borders on screen, but it won’t ...

Add a border to a title page . Word’s Borders And Shading feature allows you to control exactly where to place a border in a document. For example, let’s say you want only your title page to ...

Add a border to the text you want to call out by selecting options in MS Word's Borders and Shading dialog box. screenshot by Dennis O'Reilly/CNET.

Put your cursor in the document where you want to insert the horizontal line. Go to Format | Borders And Shading. On the Borders tab, click the Horizontal Line button.