How to make a literacy card with Word? Fill them with different colors.

After adding pinyin to the text with the "Pinyin Guide" function of Word, it is impossible to set the text and pinyin to different colors-this was encountered when preschool classes made literacy cards for their daughters. After research, I found that not only Chinese characters and pinyin, but also radicals, initials and finals can be distinguished by different colors, which is eye-catching and easy to identify. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Enter a new word, and then select the menu command Format → Chinese Layout → Pinyin Guide to add Pinyin to the new word. Select the text with pinyin, execute the "cut" command and copy it to the clipboard.

2. Select the menu command "Insert → Picture → WordArt" in turn, select the first style (that is, the default blank font style) in the WordArt library, press CtrlV in the WordArt editing window, and paste the pinyin and text into the editing window. At this time, pinyin and characters are side by side, and they are adjusted into pinyin on the characters. Click the OK button to

3. Cut the wordart, and then select the menu command Edit → Paste Special. In the opened Paste Special dialog box, select the form of "Paste" as "Picture (Windows Metafile)", and finally adjust the size of the picture.

4. Select Tools → Customize menu command, select the Commands tab, select Drawing in the Category list, drag the Explode Picture button in the Commands list on the right to the Drawing toolbar, and then close the Customize window. After selecting the above picture, click the "Split Picture" button to split the strokes and pinyin of Chinese characters.

5. After decomposition, each stroke becomes an object that can be edited independently. Select the part to change color (you can select multiple strokes with Shift key), and use the "Fill Color" and "Line Color" buttons in the drawing toolbar to realize different pinyin and text colors.