How can I make text Vertical in Word 2003?

I thought there was a way to do it through format, but cannot find it. I want to print out a label for a binder and have the words be vertical like on a book's spine.
Thanks

2007-10-03T09:33:06Z

I can see the Text Direction under format but it is inactive/grayed out.
I made the text box and then I could change the direction. Thanks!

2007-10-03T09:33:24Z

I can see the Text Direction under format but it is inactive/grayed out.
I made the text box and then I could change the direction. Thanks!

Phurface2007-10-03T09:30:02Z

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Yes, it is through "format". Click on format again and look for "text direction".

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?2016-11-10T11:09:28Z

Word Binder Spine Template

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Blue October2007-10-03T09:28:44Z

create a Text Box - type your text inside the box
right click and select the vertical alignment
also ---select the box when done and you can select borders and select No borders...so there are no lines around the text.

good luck :)

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