Text inside a shape

If you add text into a non-rectangular shape (right-click a shape and select Insert > Text), StoryTeller uses the inner margin (left or right depending on direction of text) and/or indents to define the area for the text.

Figure 20

Text following the edges in a StoryTeller shape

In Word, the inner margins is used to define a rectangular area for the text.

This means that the DOCX output can look different from the StoryTeller design:

Figure 21

The DOCX output for the StoryTeller design in Figure 20

Note:

In addition to standard shapes, like ellipses or free forms, a shape can be created in StoryTeller by enabling point editing mode on a text box.