My friend came home after serving for two years and wanted to put up a flag.

It can be written as follows: Brother Hero Warrior is really awesome, and his skills are really high. Villagers and elders celebrate together, greet each other with songs and laughter, and get together for wine and laughter.

Make banners, logos, etc. It is a job that many friends often encounter, so how to use the popular Word processing software Word to quickly make banners or logos? As long as we make full use of the functions of wordart and templates in Word, we can easily realize our wishes. Here, taking the use of Word2003 to make a "welcome" banner as an example, it is introduced in detail.

Banner characters can already be printed here. If you can't print the full text when printing, you can reduce the wordart appropriately. After the first banner word is printed, it is much more convenient to make the rest of the banner words. Because the rest of the banner characters must be printed in the same line format and character size as the first text.

We can print other characters in the banner by the following methods (in fact, this method is the simplest and not easy to make mistakes): click the Edit Text Tool button on the WordArt toolbar, enter the second banner word "Year" in the WordArt text editing dialog box (delete the word "New" when entering), click the OK button, and then press Ctrl+P directly to pop up the print dialog box for printing. Repeat the above operation, and then enter and print the rest of the text in the banner.