Use Drop Shadow to add borders
to an image.
Example

To create borders around an image:
1. Make Inside Border Drop
Shadow
tab is originally to give shadow effect.
However, you can create border applying this feature. As the
following
picture, choose the far right shadow position which makes the
shadow (border in this example) extend in all directions. Set
Blur radius
at 0 to avoid the border to be blurred. In this example, we
enter 3 for Offset to add white border of 3 pixels width.
Offset is the distance that the border will extend from the
edges of the image, in pixels.

After making the inside border, save the image.
2. Make Outside Border Select
saved image and reselect [Image > Insert > Image Effect].
This time, choose Drop Shadow to make an outside border.
Select the same Position and adjust Offset and
Blur radius to the appropriate levels.

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