آموزش کامل Publisher 2003_EN

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Publisher 2003

[h=3]Creating a New Publication with a Template


What is Publisher?

Choosing a Template

Configuring Publisher

Object Basics

Working with Textboxes

Changing Font Style, Size, & Color

Formatting Lines & Backgrounds

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[h=3]Modifying an Existing Publication


Navigating Multi-page Publications

Grouping and Ungrouping Objects

Modifying Spacing

Working with Images

WordArt and BorderArt

Inserting, Deleting, and Modifying Objects

Page Setup and Print Setup Options

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[h=3]Creating a New, Blank Publication

Creating a Blank Publication

Adding Text Boxes

Formatting Bulleted and Numbered Lists

Inserting a Table and Text

Formatting a Table

Enhancing Text in Your Publication

Using Publication Designs and the Design Gallery



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[h=2]What is Publisher

[h=3]Introduction[h=4]By the end of this module, learners should be able to:

• Recognize the purpose of Publisher as a desktop publishing application

• Locate and browse available Publisher templates

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[h=2]What is Publisher

[h=3]What is Publisher

Microsoft Publisher is a desktop publishing application that allows you to create

and fine-tune publications from a variety of templates or blank publications.


You can create many different types of publications including items such as promotional

flyers, company brochures, garage sale flyers, business cards, school newsletters, and more.

Publisher has many types of templates available for you to use. These include Quick

Publications, Advertisements, Brochures, Flyers, Greeting Cards, and so much more. You

can click on each of these headings to display subheadings with additional templates.

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[h=2]What is Publisher

[h=3]Challenge!

• Open Publisher.

• Browse the templates from the New Publication task pane.

• Explore the Publisher window.

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[h=2]Choosing a Template

[h=3]Introduction[h=4]By the end of this module, learners should be able to:

• Identify the task pane

• Identify the types of publications available in Publisher

• Recognize the two methods to organize templates

• Select a specific template

• Enter information into the Personal Information dialog box

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[h=3]Choosing a Template
The task pane, which is located on the left side of the screen, is the "heart" of

Publisher. From this task pane, you can access many Publisher features, including templates.

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[h=2]Choosing a Template



[h=5]New Publication Task Pane Options:

Publications for Print: Templates are arranged by categories such as brochures, flyers, business cards, etc.



Design Sets: Templates are arranged by style and design. This is especially helpful for businesses that may want to use publications that have a consistent look and feel.



Web Sites and E-mail: templates are available to create a basic web site or e-mail background.


Blank Publications: This section allows you to choose from a variety of blank layouts and create a custom publication.





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[h=2]Choosing a Template

[h=5]To Select a Sale Flyer Template:

• Click Publications for Print in the task pane.

• Click Flyer.

• Click For Sale Flyer 2.

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[h=5]To Enter Information into the Personal Information Dialog Box:

If this is the first Publisher publication you have created, the Personal Information dialog box will appear.

• Select a personal information set from the drop-down box.

• Enter your information into the available fields. Leave the fields blank if you do not have information to enter.

• Click OK.

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[h=2]Choosing a Template

[h=3]Challenge!

• Open Publisher.

• Browse the Publications for Print and Design Sets.

• Explore the options in Blank Publications.

• Click Publications for Print.

• Click Business Cards.

• Select any business card you wish.

• Complete the Personal Information dialog box if it appears.

• Close the publication without saving it.

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[h=2]Configuring Publisher

[h=3]Introduction[h=4]By the end of this module, learners should be able to:

• Recognize the Main Menu, and the Standard, Connected Text Boxes, and Objects toolbars

• Move a toolbar to a different location within the publication

• Display and hide specific toolbars

• Add buttons to a toolbar

• Remove buttons from a toolbar

• Open the Set Options dialog box and modify options, as desired

• Access the Publisher Help tools

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[h=2]Configuring Publisher

[h=3]Configuring Publisher

You can configure Publisher in many different ways. You have the ability to change

default settings, move toolbars, display or hide specific buttons, and more. As you become

more familiar with Publisher, you may find that you have a preference as to how you accomplish

specific tasks. In the meantime, you may want to configure Publisher in the way that we recommend.



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[h=2]Configuring Publisher

[h=5]The Publisher Window:

Depending if the version of Publisher on your computer has been used before, various

toolbars may appear by default when you first open Publisher. Take a look at the

toolbars displayed in the example below.

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[h=2]Configuring Publisher

[h=5]To Move Toolbars to a Different Location on the Screen:

• Place your cursor over the dotted line at the end of the toolbar.

• Click and Drag the toolbar to the desired location on the screen.

• Release the mouse button.

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[h=5]To Switch a Toolbar On or Off:

• Select View
  
  Toolbars from the main menu.

• Select any toolbar to turn it on or off.

• Check Mark: The toolbar is currently displayed if there is a check mark beside it.

• No Check Mark: The toolbar is not displayed if there is not a check mark beside it.

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[h=5]To Add or Remove Buttons to a Toolbar:

• Select the drop-down arrow at the end of each toolbar.

• Select Add or Remove Buttons.

• Select the name of the toolbar.

• Select a button to display or hide it.

• Check Mark: The button is currently available if there is a check mark beside it.

• No Check Mark: The button is not available if there is not a check mark beside it.

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[h=5]To Access Your Options Dialog Box:

• Select Tools
  
  Options from the main menu. The Options dialog box will appear.
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We recommend you maintain all the default settings until you are more familiar with Publisher.



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[h=5]To Access the Help Features:

• Enter any keywords in the Quick Search box.

• Click Enter on your keyboard. The search results will appear in the task pane.
  
  
  

You can always use the Help feature from the main menu.



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[h=2]Configuring Publisher

[h=3]Challenge!

• Open Publisher.

• Identify the toolbars that are visible on your screen.

• Select one of those toolbars and hide it.

• Display the toolbar you just hid.

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[h=2]Object Basics

[h=3]Introduction[h=4]By the end of this module, learners should be able to:

• Resize objects

• Rotate objects multiple ways

• Move objects within a publication

• Change the fill color of an object

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