How to Edit Text Boxes in Microsoft Whiteboard

How to Edit Text Boxes in Microsoft Whiteboard

These text boxes can be placed and edited on the whiteboard by people with access to said whiteboard. Because of this, text boxes can be resized, rotated, edited, and moved.

• Step 1 – Open Microsoft Whiteboard on the Desktop

  To begin editing text boxes the user will need to first start up Microsoft Whiteboard on their Desktop. The user must ensure that they are logged in to the Microsoft Office account with the whiteboard they want to work on.

• Step 2 – Select a Whiteboard to Edit a Text Box on

  After the user has logged in to their Microsoft Office account, they will need to access the existing whiteboard with the text box they wish to edit. To access the existing whiteboard, the user will need to left-click the said whiteboard on the landing page of Microsoft Whiteboard.

• Step 3 – Select a Text Box on the Whiteboard

  To edit the text box, the user must first select the text box they wish to edit. This can be easily done by hovering the mouse cursor over the text box and clicking the body of the text box after it a blue border has appeared.

• Step 4a – Resize the Text Box to a Particular Size

  The user can resize the text box after it has been selected by the user. Start by hovering the mouse cursor over the dash lines and then holding left click on the dash lines. This will allow the user to drag their cursor to adjust a specific side of the text box.

• Step 4b – Rotate the Text Box to a Certain Angle

  The user can rotate the text box to certain angles. Begin by hovering the cursor on the edit circles located at the edges of the dash lines and pressing the left mouse button when the cursor transforms into the rotate symbol. By holding left-click, the user can drag the mouse up and down to adjust the angle of the text box.

• Step 4c – Move the Text Box to a Specific Location

  The user can move the text box to another location by holding left-click on the body of the text box. Afterward, the user can now drag the text box to a specific location on the whiteboard.

• Step 4d – Editing the Text within the Text Box

  The user can edit any preexisting text in the text box by double-clicking the text and typing or deleting any groups of text on the text box.