1.   Both programs bring up a text box that lets you alter mistranslated words, and with this program I seldom had to resort to typing in the correct letters.

2.   Click it, then position your mouse pointer where you want the text box to be and drag the mouse to create the box as big as you like.

3.   For instance, you could place a text box next to your home, and put your street address and phone number in the box.

4.   Here is material for graphics and text boxes that explain the problems facing Medicare and the proposed solutions.

5.   If you want to know the secret for the trick, you have to call up a text box, which covers the video screen.

6.   StreetFinder writes the directions into a text box you can place anywhere on the map.

7.   That will put a new text box of information on your screen.

8.   The letter then appears in the text box at the top of the screen.

9.   To create a text box, right-click on an unused area of the Excel menu bar, then select Drawing.

10.   You can also create text boxes for information about a particular place on the map.