Right-click the text box and choose Format Shape.Then, enter the text you want to flip and format it accordingly. First, insert a text box - it's on the Insert tab in the Text group. Word can't flip text directly, but it can flip text in a text box.
There's no guarantee that your printer can do this, but look before you tackle a more complex method. If you don't see one, look among your advanced options. Look for a mirror image or rotation option. In Word 2003, choose Print from the File menu. To see what's available, click the File tab (or Office button) and then choose Print. LEARN MORE: Office 365 Consumer pricing and features Leave it to the printerīefore you spend any time trying to flip the actual text in your Word document, check your printer's properties. I want to limit this discussion to flipping text 180 degrees to create what's called a mirror image. First, let's define the term flip because there are many rotation options for text and graphics. There's no feature that lets you flip text entered as text.
