Project 3: Brochure
Brochure Back

Title: Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101
Did you want: Working with Words: Word 2007,2010,2013,2016 or españolIcon: Change web


When a brochure is going to mailed, it would be nice to have the return address already on it. For brochures that are not to be mailed, you could use the back for anything you wish. But it is convenient to include addresses, phone numbers, and other such information since they will be easy for people to find here. You could even design two versions of your brochure, one for mailing and one for handing out.

Brochure after completing the back section


Where you are:
JegsWorks > Lessons > Word97-2003

Before you start...

Project 1: Word BasicsTo subtopics

Project 2: Auto ToolsTo subtopics

Project 3: Brochure
    Linked Text BoxesTo subtopics
    Brochure Subtopics display
    icon-footprintDoc Template
         Paragraph Dialog
    icon-footprintBrochure Cover
    icon-footprintBrochure Back
    icon-footprintBrochure Flap
    icon-footprintCharacter Spacing
         Styles
    icon-footprintApply Styles
    icon-footprintFormat Flap
    icon-footprintBrochure Inside
    Summary
    Quiz
    ExercisesTo subtopics

Project 4: ReportTo subtopics


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Step-by-Step: Brochure Back

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What you will learn:

to add a text box over a text box
to format text inside a text box 
to format the text box 

Start with: Class disk Icon- Word with blank document, brochure-tahiti2.doc

A sample document, images, and replacement text are in your resources files in the  tahiti  folder.

Text Box in a Text Box

You want to put the return address on the back of the brochure for mailing. The address will run from top to bottom on the page. You need to put it in a text box so you can change the text direction. So first you create the small text box that you need.

  1. From the Drawing toolbar click on Button - Text Box the Text box button. The pointer changes to POinter - Precision shape the Precise Selection shape.
     
  2. In Text Box 2, drag to create a new text box.
     
  3. Drag your new text box around the page. At first this new text box looks like it is contained inside the old one. Actually it is just on top of it. Leave the box in the upper right of Text Box 2.

Format Text

  1. Switch your Zoom to 100% so you can see the text you are about to type.
  2. Type in the new text box the following lines:

     World Travel Inc. 

     Montevideo 6553 

     Buenos Aires 1123 Argentina 

     Phone 54(1) 821-6543
     You can resize the text box if necessary.
     

  3. Drag to select the first line of the address, World Travel Inc. (You won't be able to get to the selection area at the left of the text like you usually can.)
     

  4. Formatting Bar - Arial Black, Size = 7.5Format it as : 
        Font = Arial Black 
        Size = 7.5 
    (For numbers that aren't in the Size drop list on the Formatting bar, type the number into the Size box and press ENTER.)
     

  5. Paragraph dialog- Spacing - 3 afterRight click and choose  Paragraph... 
    If you don't get that choice, did you click over a green or red squiggle underline? Check for spelling and grammar errors and fix them. If the squiggle still remains, right click on it and choose  Ignore Sentence 
     
  6. In the Paragraph dialog, set the Space After to 3 pt and click on OK.
     
  7. Select the remaining address lines.
     
  8. Formatting bar - Arial, Size=7Format as:
       Font =   Arial
      
    Size = 7

 Format the Text Box

  1. Dialog - Text Direction - Top to BottomSelect the text box and select from the menu  Format  |  Text Direction... 
     
  2. Click on the icon for text that runs from top to bottom. Click on OK.
     
  3. Click on Button - Center, vertical orientation the Center button to center all the text in the text box.
     
  4. Resize the address's text box by dragging one of its handles  until the whole address and phone number fits on 4 lines.
     
  5. Drag the box to the top right corner of the address's text box.
     
  6. Dialog- Format Text Box - Colors and Lines - paletteWith the text box selected, choose  Format Text Box  from the popup menu. 
     
  7. In the Colors and Lines tab in the Line section, open the Color palette and choose No Line.
     
  8. Text Box - Return Address Click on OK to apply your choice.

    This will look better in print than it does on screen.
     
    Now the back of your brochure is ready for a mailing label.
     

  9. Class disk Save as  brochure-tahiti3.doc  in the  word project3  folder of your Class disk.
    Full disk How to handle a full disk

Next you will use an existing document as the source for the text in Text Box 1 - the brochure flap.