Hi!
Does anyone have any suggestions regarding setting up a bi-
fold brochure, please? By that I mean a one page brochure,
that is printed landscape, and then fold in thirds, with
print on both sides.
I've tried a few different approaches, and am having
problems. I'm frustrated enough that I'm about ready to
do it in Excel, but I know that's probably not the most
efficient way to do it.
I thought I'd just use a 3 column table. But the problem
I'm having with that is it won't let me insert graphics
into the table. Nor will it let me put in a text box. I
was thinking I'd use a text box for the back panel, so I
could use that portion of the brochure as my mailing info,
and put my return address in a text box, and rotate it so
it will show up in the upper left hand corner. But no
such luck....... As an aside, I have trouble getting a
text box to rotate in Word. I think Excel will let you
though....
Since I was having trouble with the table, I tried just
setting the page up without a table, but with 3 columns,
but then I had trouble navigating from column to
column.....
I also downloaded a Word template, but, again, I had
trouble getting graphics in.
I'd be very appreciative of any suggestions!
Thanks!!!
Mary
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 12 Jul 2004 15:49 GMT
You need to use columns. See
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/UsingColumns.htm

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Mary - 12 Jul 2004 17:17 GMT
Thanks for your reply, Suzanne! I'll take a look at the
link.
Mary
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