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How to center a title in Word with two columns?

SlapperMaster Posted messages 2 Status Member -  
SlapperMaster Posted messages 2 Status Member -
Hello everyone,

I have a small problem; I'm working on a project that requires the use of Microsoft Word 2003. To give a personal touch to my text, I decided to format it in two columns. Unfortunately, I can no longer center my title in the middle of the page; it automatically aligns to the middle of the first column. My title is separated from the text by two line breaks, but the two-column setting remains in effect, and it can only be applied to a single paragraph—this setting applies to all text, including the title.

Is there anyone who could help me solve my problem and tell me how to center my main title in the middle of my page with two

Thank you in advance to everyone who can help; your assistance would be greatly appreciated. ;)

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    SlapperMaster Posted messages 2 Status Member 36
     
    Hello everyone,

    This may seem strange to you, but I've found the solution to my own problem :D. If anyone is interested in this issue, here’s how to center your title in a Word Document with two columns.

    1- You need to create a title and center it on your page (logical, right?).
    2- Skip one or two lines, it’s up to you.
    3- Go to "Format"--> "Columns" and add the desired number of columns (in my case 2 columns).
    4- Then your title will be centered, but only in the first column, so you need to move your cursor to the title, left-click and highlight the entire title. Then go to: "Format"--> "Columns" and put your title back on one column, but don’t click "OK" right away; first go to the bottom part of the "Columns" window, where it says: "Apply to:" and click on the option: "From this point".

    And there you go, just make sure your title is properly centered, otherwise realign it. I hope this little tip will be useful to you and thanks to those who intended to reply and help me.
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