Inserting a Vertical Line in the Word Processor

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METHOD 1: Using the Spreadsheet

1. Create a new spreadsheet.
2. Enter each line of text into separate rows of the spreadsheet. For example, if the first column is three lines long, enter the first line into cell A1, the second line into cell A2, and the third line into cell A3.
3. Move to cell B1 and repeat step 2, entering the lines of the second column.
4. Adjust the widths of columns A and B as necessary.
5. Highlight cells B1 to the bottom row of text.
6. From the Format menu, choose Border.
7. Under Border, select Left and choose OK.
8. Select the entire range of entered text, from A1 to the end.
9. From the Options menu, clear the selection of Show Gridlines (by clicking Show Gridlines and removing the check mark).
10. From the Edit menu, choose Copy.
11. Open or create a Word Processor document.
12. From the Edit menu, choose Paste Special.
13. Select Microsoft Works Spreadsheet and choose Paste.

METHOD 2: Using Microsoft Draw

1. Open or create a Word Processor file.
2. From the Insert menu, choose Drawing.
3. Use the text tool ("A") to enter each line of text for the first column.
4. Use the text tool to enter each line of text for the second column.
5. Use the line tool to draw a vertical line between the two columns. Note: If you press the Shift key while drawing the line, it will restrict the line angle to 45 degree increments.
6. From the File menu, choose Update.
7. From the File menu, choose Exit and Return to <filename>, where <filename> is the name of your Word Processor file.