| Applying a fill effect to a drawing object can add emphasis or create a point of interest in your document. Word offers fill effects such as gradients, patterns, textures, and even clip art pictures. Spend a few minutes in the Fill Effects dialog box to create the right look for your drawing object. Apply a Picture Fill -
| | Select the object you want to fill, click the Fill Color button list arrow on the Drawing toolbar, and then click Fill Effects. | -
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| | Locate the picture you want, and then double-click it. | -
Apply a Gradient Fill -
| | Select the object you want to fill, click the Fill Color button list arrow on the Drawing toolbar, and then click Fill Effects. | -
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| | Click the color or color combination you want. | -
| | Click the shading style option you want. | -
| | Click the variant you want. | -
Apply a Pattern Fill -
| | Select the object you want to fill, click the Fill Color button list arrow on the Drawing toolbar, and then click Fill Effects. | -
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| | Click the Foreground list arrow to select the color you want in the foreground. | -
| | Click the Background list arrow to select the color you want in the background. | -
| | Click the pattern you want. | -
Did You Know? You can apply fill effects to other objects . Apply fill effects to objects such as lines and WordArt to enhance your document. | |