Follow the steps on how to place borders in every page:
1. In the Menu Bar, click Format; or press the right button of the mouse.
2. Click Borders and Shading.
3. When the Border and Shading dialog box appears, click Page Border.
4. Select the appropriate settings, style, etc.
5. Then click OK button.
Place the cursor in the paragraph. Apply the border to the relevant page element. Customize the border. Select the type of border you want to insert.
Well, in Microsoft Word what it means is that you can put a border around the whole page... page meaning the whole 8 1/2 by 11 sheet... all your text. A paragraph border will just put a border around the text that you have selected.
It is literally as it says, a border around the page on your document. Every page will have its own border. You can pick different styles, from plain ones to fancier ones.
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Outline border is not visible when you print or save as PDF, create web page.
The Border line is the rectangular line drawn around a drafting page. It is usually 12mm or 1/2" offset from the edge of the page in all directions.
The blank space around the edges of a page is called the margin.
A border is a line or image around a section, including page, paragraph, text box, table, etc.
Open the document you want to change. Click Format, then Page. Select Border. Just under where it says 'Line arrangement' - choose the box (2nd from the left). Choose the style of the border from the Style list and click OK. That places a border around the whole page - at the place where the margins are set. If you subsequently need to change the margins, the borders will move with the new settings.
You can put a box or a fancy kind of border around the main part of the page, a bit like as if it was framed. You might do it for special documents or signs.
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