How do you print on a bulletin board border that is 4"x36"?

[elementaryteacher]

Using Microsoft Word and WordArt I would like to be able to print messages on
the borders that teachers use to outline (go around) their bulletin boards.

 

[Mary Sauer]

From your post it is hard to visualize what you are trying to accomplish. This
is a Publisher newsgroup. If you want to use Publisher, a few more details would
be appreciated.

http://www.drawingwithword.com/

 

[elementaryteacher]

I'm probably asking the wrong people, I'm sorry. I just thought someone
might know how to use microsoft word and wordart to print on a border that is
4" wide and 36" long. These are strips of paper that outline a bulletin
board in the classroom. I'm only able to get microsoft word to print 22"
long. Could I be limited by my printer's length? Thanks for your time and
consideration.
elementary teacher

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

There are many newsgroups for Word. Try one of those.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

 

[Mary Sauer]

Word has a 22" limitation. Publisher can print any length, albeit tiled. If your
banner is 4" long you can setup a custom size and divide the page into 3 or 4
separate segments. For instance, if you do a page setup landscaped, 4 inches
long and 8 inches wide, Publisher will print 2 per sheet, saving you paper. You
could do the same in Word. This would eliminate the 22 inch issue.