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Creating Pages with iWork: Visual QuickProject Guide [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 144 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 229x179x6 mm, kaal: 270 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 06-Oct-2005
  • Kirjastus: Peachpit Press Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0321357558
  • ISBN-13: 9780321357557
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 144 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 229x179x6 mm, kaal: 270 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 06-Oct-2005
  • Kirjastus: Peachpit Press Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0321357558
  • ISBN-13: 9780321357557
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With over 40 professionally designed templates, multiple page designs, dozens of fonts, and stunning tables and charts, Pages—Apple's new word processor—makes it easy to create polished documents with a minimum of fuss. Part word processor, part layout program, it lets you place alignment guides to help you position text and graphics precisely on the page while text flows around any kind of graphic, no matter where you put it. (Try doing that with Microsoft Word!) Students can use Pages to create school reports; parents can use it to send out birth announcements; anyone can use it to create an advertising mailer, church newsletter, party invitation, or just a plain old letter.

Here to help is this small, smart, streamlined guide designed to take readers from standing start to stellar finish, no matter what project they're tackling. Rather than cover every last option Pages offers, this book steps readers through several sample Pages projects, showing them the quickest, most effective way to communicate their ideas. Each short lesson builds a component of a basic Pages document, from choosing a template, deciding on a layout, formatting charts and tables, incorporating graphics and color, and adding a bit of polish to a final document. Friendly, step-by-step instructions and large, full-color screen shots make the information instantly accessible.

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With over 40 professionally designed templates, multiple page designs, dozens of fonts, and stunning tables and charts, PagesApple's new word processormakes it easy to create polished documents with a minimum of fuss. Part word processor, part layout program, it lets you place alignment guides to help you position text and graphics precisely on the page while text flows around any kind of graphic, no matter where you put it. (Try doing that with Microsoft Word!) Students can use Pages to create school reports; parents can use it to send out birth announcements; anyone can use it to create an advertising mailer, church newsletter, party invitation, or just a plain old letter.

Here to help is this small, smart, streamlined guide designed to take readers from standing start to stellar finish, no matter what project they're tackling. Rather than cover every last option Pages offers, this book steps readers through several sample Pages projects, showing them the quickest, most effective way to communicate their ideas. Each short lesson builds a component of a basic Pages document, from choosing a template, deciding on a layout, formatting charts and tables, incorporating graphics and color, and adding a bit of polish to a final document. Friendly, step-by-step instructions and large, full-color screen shots make the information instantly accessible.  
introduction vii
what you'll create viii
how this book works ix
the web site xi
explore pages xii
the next step xiv
create your stationery
1(22)
open a pages template
2(1)
enter and format text
3(2)
modify a text style
5(3)
move objects
8(1)
resize a text box
9(1)
import text
10(2)
make a new text style
12(3)
adjust margins
15(1)
place graphics
16(2)
save a custom template
18(2)
extra bits
20(3)
design a flyer
23(24)
open a word file
24(1)
import styles
25(2)
work with shapes
27(4)
use the colors window
31(1)
create a character style
32(2)
mask an image
34(2)
modify page layout
36(2)
text wrapping
38(2)
sample color from image
40(1)
save colors
41(2)
add drop shadows
43(1)
add text shadow
44(1)
extra bits
45(2)
create a newsletter template
47(44)
create the document
48(1)
import text styles
49(2)
customize the toolbar
51(2)
set object defaults
53(2)
add master objects
55(3)
create the masthead
58(5)
set tab stops
63(1)
formatted text fields
64(2)
page numbering
66(1)
divide text areas
67(1)
apply gradient fill
68(2)
import text
70(2)
use column break
72(4)
use baseline shift
76(2)
modify image
78(4)
link text boxes
82(4)
identify placeholders
86(4)
extra bits
90(1)
build complex content
91(26)
insert a table
92(2)
use an image palette
94(1)
edit and format a table
95(5)
copy/paste styles
100(3)
edit a master object
103(1)
create a chart
104(2)
modify chart
106(5)
alternate page layouts
111(4)
save as template
115(2)
publish your newsletter
117(8)
print & proof
118(2)
share electronically
120(2)
other export options
122(1)
send for printing
123(1)
extra bits
124(1)
index 125


A graphic designer with more than fifteen years experience, David Morris began his career with desktop publishing on a Macintosh. An original member of the Macromedia Fireworks development team, David was responsible for user interface design and function of Web development features for versions 1-3. His later work as product manager for Fireworks and FreeHand, allowed him to work closely with professional print, interactive and WEB designers gaining a clear understanding of the challenges and opportunities they face. David is also the author of Creating a Web Site with Flash : Visual QuickProject Guide.