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•
Redraw
I)ooanent.
Click on this button
to refresh
the screen
and
implement
any changes
you have made.
2.
Make your changes
to the master
page.
The changesyou
can make
include:
•
Adding
any text or graphics
you want
to the header
or the footer.
•
Resizing
or moving
the text region
for the header,
footer,
or body
text
(including
columns).
3. When
you are finished,
click on Close.
Word Processing
updates
all
affected
pages
with any changes
you have made.
Changing
text regions
on the master page
The text
region
defines
where
text flows on the page.
You can move
and
resize
the text region
for the header,
footer,
and body
text on a master
page.
You might
want
to do this, for example,
to set a custom
width
for columns
on a page.
When
you set the number
of columns
in Page Setup,
Word
Processing
calculates
the column
width
for you. To adjust
the width
or
position
of these
columns,
edit the master
page.
• To select a text region:
- Pointertool _
i
I
i
i
' I
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Handk, show that
"the text region is
selected. Once se-
lected, you can
move or resize iL
1. Select Scale to Fit from the View menu. Tbepage is scaled doum.
2. Open the Drawing tool bar from the Show Tools submenu
of the Options
menu, This tooL bai:_'_pears on the left of the screen.
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3. Select the Pointer tool./'be
insem'onpoint
becomes an arrow.
4. Point the tip of the arrow to a border of the text region (header, footer, or
body text), and click the Select button. Handles appear along the border of
the text region to indicate that it is selected.
• To deselect
a text region:
Point anywhere
outside
or inside
the border
of the text region
and click. The
handles
disappear
• To change the size of a text region:
1. Select
the text region you want
to resize.
2. Point
to any handle,
hold
down
the Select
button,
and drag
the handle
until the text region
becomes
the size you want.
3. Release
the Select
button.
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