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Quick Steps
- Click the Insert menu and select Drawing > New.
- Select a border shape from the Shapes menu.
- Draw your border in the editor and click Save and Close.
- Set the border to appear behind the text.
- Drag the side and top handles to adjust the border size.
Adding a Text Box
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1 Create a 1×1 table. The easiest way to create a text box in Google Docs is to insert a single-cell table and then add your text to the cell. To get started:
- Click the Insert menu at the top of Google Docs.
- Hover your mouse cursor over Table.
- Click the square at the top-left corner to insert a one-cell table.
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licensing””:”” 2 Type some text inside the cell. For now
