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1 2 Creating a Newsletter This section will cover the following topics: 1. Use the Newsletter Wizard to create a two-page layout. 2. Customizing your newsletter 3. Entering captions for graphics 4. Add or delete extra pages. 5. Inserting a Drop Cap 6. Checking your spelling. 7. Convert your newsletter to a Web page 2.1 Use the Newsletter Wizard to create a two-page layout. 1. If the Microsoft Publisher Catalog is not visible, click New on the File menu. 2. Click the Publications by Wizard tab. 3. In the Wizards pane, click Newsletters. 4. Click Blends Newsletter and then click Start Wizard. 5. Read the introduction, and then click Next. 6. Select Mountain and then click Next. 7. Select 2 Columns and then click Next. 8. Select the No option and then click Next. 9. Select the Double-Sided option and click Next. 10. Select the Other Organizations option. 11. Click Finish. 12. Save your newsletter by clicking Save on the File menu /27
2 Customizing your newsletter Now that you've created the basic newsletter layout, you can drop in headlines, articles, and clip art to customize your newsletter To enter information on the first page of your newsletter 1. Zoom in on the publication by clicking the Zoom dropdown box next to the plus and minus signs to choose a new view. Or simply by Clicking the plus sign (+) on the Standard Toolbar to increase the magnification (view size) of the newsletter up to 40%. 2. Click the placeholder text "Newsletter Title" and type the title of your newsletter. AutoFit is activated, so the text will get smaller as you type to fit in the text box. 1 11/27
3 Click the placeholder text "Newsletter Date" in the upper-right corner of the newsletter and then type the month your newsletter will be published. 4. Click the placeholder text "Lead Story Headline" and type the title of your lead story Click the placeholder text below the Lead Story Headline. Type your story into this frame or paste a story into the frame from Microsoft Word (or other word-processor). 6. Double-click the lead story graphic. When the Clip Gallery appears, select a graphic appropriate to your story. 7. Click the text "Secondary Story Headline" and type the title of your secondary story. 8. Click the placeholder text below the Secondary Story Headline. Type your story directly into this frame, or paste a story into the frame from Microsoft Word (or other word-processor). 9. In the "Inside this Issue" frame, click anywhere on the text "Inside Story" and type the title of the next article you want in the newsletter. Add as many stories as you plan to have in your newsletter. 10. On the File menu, click Save to save the changes you have made to your newsletter. 12/27
4 2.2.2 To enter information in the inside of the newsletter 1. To go to the second page of the newsletter, click the page icon with the number 2 on the Status Bar, which is at the bottom of the Publisher window. You should see a page icon for each of the pages currently in your newsletter On the Newsletter Wizard in the left pane, click Inside Page Content. The Inside Page Content Wizard allows you to change the layout of the page to accommodate the information types you may want to add to the newsletter. 3. In the lower-left pane, click the Calendar with 1 story option. The page layout now has a calendar. 4. In the drop-down box in the left pane, select Right Inside Page. 5. Click the Response form with 1 story option. 6. The page now has one story and a form that can be used to accept donations for a fundraising event. 7. Continue to customize headlines and articles as described earlier in this section. 8. On the File menu, click Save to save the changes you have made to your newsletter. 2.3 Entering captions for graphics In the newsletter, each of the Picture frames has a caption frame attached. You can also insert caption frames in your publications. To change the caption follow the 1. Click the story graphic on the bottom of page 2. 13/27
5 2. Click the caption and type a sentence describing the significance of the graphic or picture to your lead story. 3. Click outside the Text Frame. 2.4 Adding or deleting extra pages The newsletter you created may contain fewer or more pages than you'll need. If you need more than 4 pages in your newsletter, follow the instructions for adding extra pages. If you need only two pages to fit the content in your newsletter, follow the instructions for deleting extra pages To add extra pages 1. On the Insert menu, click Page. The Insert Page dialog box appears. 2. Select the layout you want for the left page in the Left Page drop-down box,. 3. Select the layout you want for the page in the Right Page drop-down box. 4. Click OK to add two pages To delete extra pages 1. To go to the second and third pages of the newsletter, click the page icon with the number 2 or 3, which is at the bottom of the Publisher window. 2. On the Edit menu, click Delete Page. 3. Select Both pages and click OK to delete them. 14/27
6 2.5 Inserting a Drop Cap 1. To insert a Drop Cap, go to the lead story on page 1 of the newsletter. 2. Click the lead story text frame on the first paragraph. If you have not already added a story in this text frame, then add at least one line of text before continuing. 3. On the Format Menu, click Drop Cap. 4. Click the Drop Cap tab, if necessary, and then click one of the drop-cap options in the Available drop cap box. You can scroll in the Available drop cap box to see additional drop-cap options. 5. Click OK to add the drop cap you selected. 2.6 Checking your spelling 1. Publisher 2000 has a spelling option on the Tools menu. 2. If you misspell a word or Publisher 2000 does not recognize it, a red wavy line appears directly beneath the word on the screen. Right-click the underlined word to see suggested spelling option. 15/27
7 3. You can choose a correction, add the word to the dictionary, or tell Publisher 2000 to ignore all instances of the word. 4. On the Tools menu, point to Spelling, and then click Check Spelling. The spell checker checks one story at a time. A dialog box appears at the end of the first story asking if you want to check the rest of the publication. 5. Click OK to continue checking spelling. The Check Spelling dialog box appears when a misspelled word is found. You can change, ignore, or add the word to the dictionary. 2.7 Converting your newsletter to a Web site Publisher 2000 lets you convert any publication to HTML, so the publication can be viewed with a Web browser. If you create a Newsletter or Brochure publication in Publisher 2000, you can easily transfer its content to a Web site with a Web layout To publish your newsletter 1. In the newsletter you have created, click Show Wizard. 2. In the top Wizard pane, click Convert to Web Site. 3. In the bottom Wizard pane, click Create. 16/27
8 4. In the Convert to Web Site dialog box, click OK. The newsletter content appears in the Web site format. 5. On the File menu, click Save as Web Page. The page is saved in the folder you select. 6. On the File Menu, click Web Page Preview. Click OK to view your newsletter with a Web browser. 17/27
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