Go exploring in PageMaker’s Paragraph dialog box. Rules, for example. There are some interesting goodies in there.
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PageMaker’s alignment feature, Force Justify, is intended to let you spread a headline so that the letters are evenly spaced across the width of the text block. However, if you highlight a multiple-word head, and select the alignment option, the initial results will be disappointing. There are big gaps in the words, and the letter [...]
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A few handy PageMaker 4.2 tips: Press Command/Option as you select the view you want form the Page menu (like 75%) and every page is changed to that view. To see a page at the Fit in Window view, hold down the Shift key as you click on the page icon at the bottom of the screen. To [...]
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Suppose you were asked to print out a few or maybe several hundred sequentially numbered “Marathon Race” placards which each runner will wear on their back. Open PageMaker to Master Page with double-sides facing pages. Place the logo and/or artwork into an approximate position on both master pages and create a master page number by typing Command/Option/P [...]
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If your Postscript printer sometimes only prints part of a page in PageMaker, Illustrator, or other Postscript applications, try disabling any screen saver. Or put the cursor in the screen saver’s “dead” corner before printing.
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Don’t save a PageMaker file directly to a floppy disk. Save it to a hard drive, then copy the file to a floppy. A PageMaker but loses files saved straight to a floppy.
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Does it take a long time to pull dozens of guidelines off a PageMaker page? Copy MasterGuides does it in one stroke.
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Shift/Revert in PageMaker takes you back just one mini-save. This may save you some grief one of these days.
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PageMaker postscript errors may be solved by selecting Normal instead of Optimum under Options in the Print dialog box.
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How to make more (or less) words fit neatly on one line in PageMaker? Use a different font, size or style Use SetWidth to increase or decrease letter widths Use Tracking to change the space between letters Use Left Aligned instead of Justified, or vice versa Kern letters apart or together Change the hyphenation settings
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