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Publisher Lesson 2Enhancing Publisher Documents

Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory

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Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory

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Understand guides. Enter text. Insert pictures. Work with objects. Use the Content

Library.

Insert text from a Word document.

Use Find and Replace.

Check the spelling in a publication.

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Vocabulary

Content Library Layout guides Master page Object Page navigator Panel heading

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Enhancing Your Publisher Documents

The use of business information sets, templates, and design gallery objects helps you get a jump start on creating publications.

Enhancing Publisher projects with your own pictures and text is fun, easy, and provides a way for you to create attractive and professional-looking publications.

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Beginning a Brochure

Start Microsoft Office Publisher 2007, if necessary, and then click Brochures in the Publication Types list.

In the middle pane, scroll to find the template that you would like to use.

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Understanding Guides

Publisher has many types of layout guides to help you position objects in a publication. Each template has guides already in place, depending on the type of template you are using, including margin guides, grid guides, column guides, row guides, and baseline guides.

You can create your own guides by simply placing the pointer over the horizontal or vertical ruler.

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Understanding Master Pages

If you want to drag layout guides manually, you must switch to the master page for the current publication.

The master page is a background page that includes placeholders for text and graphics as well as layout guides.

Simply press the Ctrl+M keys to switch to the master page.

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Entering Text

Using Publisher templates, you can add text directly into text boxes or panel headings. A panel heading is the area provided for the title or heading of a project or section of a project.

The page navigator, located in the lower-left side of the window, allows you to move quickly from one page to another when you are adding text to your publication.

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Inserting Pictures

You can insert pictures as new objects in Publisher, or you can replace existing pictures with newly inserted pictures in the same location.

To insert a picture, simply click Insert on the menu bar, point to Picture, and then click From File.

When you select a picture, the Picture toolbar automatically appears, offering you tools for manipulating the picture such as cropping it and adjusting its brightness and contrast.

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Working with Objects

Text boxes, shapes, clip art, and pictures are all objects. When you right-click an object, a menu appears that includes the “Format” command.

The Arrange menu has many important features for manipulating objects. For example, using the Align and Distribute commands, you can align objects by their tops, bottoms, centers, and left or right sides.

You’ll find the Group, Ungroup, and Regroup commands on the Arrange menu.

In Publisher, you also have the ability to stack or layer items using the Order commands.

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Using the Content Library

The Content Library is a task pane used for storing text and graphics for future use.

To get started, right-click an object, then click Add to Content Library. Here you can assign a descriptive name to your content and place it in one of the three available categories: Business, Personal, or Favorites.

To use an item from the Content Library, drag the item to the page or click the content arrow, then click Insert.

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Inserting Text from a Word Document

When your publication calls for a large amount of text, it is sometimes easier to create it in Microsoft Word and then insert it into Publisher

Create a text box as a placeholder to put your text into. Click Insert on the menu bar, and then click Text File. Once you find the text file you want, click OK, and the text falls right into place.

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Using Find and Replace

The Find and Replace task pane searches your publication for a specific word or phrase and replaces it with a new one.

You can find and replace a word or phrase one at a time using the Find Next and Replace buttons or replace them all at once using the Replace All button.

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Checking the Spelling in a Publication

Make sure you always read your work carefully after you check the spelling to increase the likelihood of finding content errors.

To check the spelling in Publisher documents, click Tools on the menu bar, point to Spelling, then click Spelling.

For each misspelled word, Publisher offers a list of suggestions to replace the misspelled word.

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Summary

Layout guides include column, row, baseline, and margin guides, and help you align objects. You can change guide settings in the Layout Guides dialog box. Ruler guides are dragged from the rulers.

Publisher templates come with text box placeholders. You can add text directly into text boxes or panel headings. When you have entered text, it’s best to zoom in on the text so that you can easily modify it.

In addition to using Publisher clip art, you can insert your own photographs and illustrations using the Insert command. Pictures can be modified using the Picture toolbar.

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Summary (continued)

Publisher provides many ways to work with objects. On the Arrange menu, you can align and distribute objects, layer objects, rotate and flip objects, and group them together. Grouping allows you to treat a group of objects as one object.

The Content Library task pane allows you to store text and graphics to be used over and over. You can add objects to the Content Library and assign them a descriptive name and category. To use an item, you can drag it from the task pane onto the page.

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Summary (continued)

To insert text, create a text box, then, using the Insert menu, click Text File and navigate to the location of the text file. Once the text is inserted, you can format it in Publisher.

The Find and Replace task pane is used for replacing specific characters, words, or phrases with new ones. Publisher offers a standard spelling checker that examines your publication for any misspelled words.