Make sure the second text box is empty-it should not contain any text.Place your text (even if it is very long) in the first text box.You can still create a link between text boxes, however, by following these steps: Kylie is correct it appears that the Context menu option she references is available in Word 2007 but missing in Word 2010. She knows how to do it in Word 2007 (right-click on the text box and choose "create text box link"), but it appears that option is not available in Word 2010. Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on wonders how, in Word 2010, she can link text boxes so that text flows from one text box to another. If the number of the entries here doesn't match the number in step 3, then log onto a computer which has the correct entries, and create these entries on the problematic machine. Here, too, ignore "Segoe UI Symbol" and "Segoe UI Emoji". In this registry key, locate the entries that begin with "Segoe UI" in the left hand pane.To fix this, start regedit.exe, and locate the following registry key in the tree on the left: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts If the font exists, then it's possible that the font registry entries have been corrupted.
Copy them on the local computer, open each font, and click the "Install" button. If the font doesn't exist, you may need to copy it from another computer.Otherwise, it exists, but is unregistered.
If it doesn't, then the fonts don't exist. The count for the rest of the files should should match the numbers mentioned in 3.
To determine what the problem is, start command prompt, and enter the following commands:.If the number is fewer, there's something wrong with the font installation.The number should be at least six for Windows 7, and at least 12 for Windows 8.1. Count the number of fonts in the "Segoe UI" category.
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