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M.V.
Using autoshapes: How to draw a semi circle in word?
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
You can do this with the Block Arc AutoShape, by dragging the yellow
diamond. It takes a fair amount of trial and error but *can* be done.
diamond. It takes a fair amount of trial and error but *can* be done.
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CyberTaz
In addition to what Suzanne suggests, the regular Arc tool can be used in
the same way if you do actually want a semi-circle... open path like the
letter C.
If you want a hemisphere - closed path like the letter D - choose More
Autoshapes from the AutoShapes menu & look for either Pie Slice or Chord in
the Task Pane. Remove the shadow from the one you choose & rotate, size &
fill as desired.
the same way if you do actually want a semi-circle... open path like the
letter C.
If you want a hemisphere - closed path like the letter D - choose More
Autoshapes from the AutoShapes menu & look for either Pie Slice or Chord in
the Task Pane. Remove the shadow from the one you choose & rotate, size &
fill as desired.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Thanks for this tip. Whenever I've absent-mindedly (forgetting past
experience) clicked on More AutoShapes, I've (very slowly) gotten what looks
like a gallery of clip art, and I hadn't, I guess, persevered far enough to
find the more or less basic shapes, much less to consider that the shadows
could be removed.
experience) clicked on More AutoShapes, I've (very slowly) gotten what looks
like a gallery of clip art, and I hadn't, I guess, persevered far enough to
find the more or less basic shapes, much less to consider that the shadows
could be removed.
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CyberTaz
Glad you found it useful, Suzanne... I stumble across these things every now
& then
& then
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
I could say something about blind pigs, but it would have to apply to me,
not you!
not you!