How to show code snippets in MS Word document as it shows in StackOverflow (scrollbars and gray background)

Here is what I did, first the results:

Go to stackoverflow copy some code, paste it in the word doc, you will get this gray box and etc.

Mark you text and go to:

Then you just write your code in any IDE, and past it into the word doc, mark it and set the style to code. :)

I could not comment on most voted answer for @AeroVTP, my rep is too low. But when you create a style, you can modify it by right clicking and then Modify..

Then on bottom left, click on Format -> Border. Then on tab Shading you can select whatever color you want as a background. Hope this clears things up :)

In Microsoft Word setup a text box (Insert > textbox) select the "format" tab, go to "fill" and choose the background color, set up a grey background, then use a monospaced font and here is your code-like text!

Here is a link to a Microsoft support page that can drive you better if you need: http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/word-help/make-the-background-of-a-text-box-invisible-HA010337242.aspx?CTT=1

Fro scrollbars is a little more complicated, but here is someone who found a solution: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2007-word/i-need-a-textbox-with-a-scroll-bar-in-my-word-form/534ced3f-f202-46b1-a4b4-3ecdabaa6899

From there you can find a lot of usefull guides for text formatting and general MS Word use.