On my computer, when I open Word, I just go to "INSERT" and then I click "PICTURE" and then "WORD ART". The very first box in the Word Art collection is an outline. Click on that. Then, any font you choose on your computer will be an outline as opposed to solid. I'll post an example.
If you are using Word, you can turn any text into outline font by using the Format Font controls. In Word 2003, you do the following:
Type the text you want to outline and flood, in the font and font size you want to use. Then, go into the Format menu, and click Font. One of your Effects choices is Outline.
HTH.
RedPanda
Okay . . . how do I attach a word document to these posts??? I can't attach it but I just did one and it's really easy. The nice thing about Word Art is that you can expand / shrink the size of your text by dragging the corner so you truly can make it the exact size that you want. If you're looking for a special font that you don't have on your computer you can download individual fonts online for a minimal cost and you can find the exact font you're looking for that way. I have a Mac and I bought a Font package when I got my computer and it gives me hundreds of options... you could buy a font package for your computer, too, if this is something you'll be doing often.
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