Text Orientation - Upside-down?

First, I barely know what I'm doing in Word with tables....

I have a table that I use to create tab labels for 3-ring notebooks. I have
the cells sized exactly how I need them to fit the plastic dividers. I use
two rows for each tab, folding them in half length-wise so they don't slide
out of the holder. I therefore type the text on every other row so the front
has text but the back is blank. However, I would prefer to type the text on
every row, with the first row upside-down and the next row right side up, so
that when I cut them out, I can fold the tab in half and have it read
correctly on each side of the plastic divider tab. I hope that's clear...
Is there a way to orient the text in the table cell to being upside-down?
--
Susan

See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/DrwGrphcs/UpsideDownText.htm
http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm

Basically, you need to create at two-column table with text rotated 90
degrees in opposite directions in the two columns.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"SueDot" <SueDot.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> First, I barely know what I'm doing in Word with tables....
>
> I have a table that I use to create tab labels for 3-ring notebooks. I
> have
> the cells sized exactly how I need them to fit the plastic dividers. I
> use
> two rows for each tab, folding them in half length-wise so they don't
> slide
> out of the holder. I therefore type the text on every other row so the
> front
> has text but the back is blank. However, I would prefer to type the text
> on
> every row, with the first row upside-down and the next row right side up,
> so
> that when I cut them out, I can fold the tab in half and have it read
> correctly on each side of the plastic divider tab. I hope that's clear...
> Is there a way to orient the text in the table cell to being upside-down?
> --
> Susan
>