template orright hand margin set up

[L. Harris@discussions.microsoft.com Larry L. Harris]

I want to set up the right hand portion of my page to have a line down the
margin and to have the word "NOTES" to appear at the top of this margin or
column for each page.

I write many college papers and I want the reader to have the courtesy to
have a separate "NOTE" column for his own use as he/she reads the paper.

[Stefan Blom]

Type the word "NOTES" in a text box that you anchor to the header paragraph;
that way, it will be repeated on all pages using the header in question. For
more, see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/AnchorToHeader.htm.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

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[TedMi]

AFAIK, border choices with a text box are either none or all 4 sides. To get
the effect of a single vertical line delineating the notes area, I've used a
single-cell table positioned flush right relative to page, of the
appropriate width, with top, bottom and right borders turned off.
-TedMi

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[Stefan Blom]

Assuming that readers are supposed to make hand-written notes in a printout
you could use a Shape (again anchored to the header paragraph) for the
border. Alternatively, use a page border.

On the other hand, if readers are supposed to type their comments, maybe
having them insert Word comments would be the easiest approach.

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Microsoft Word MVP

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