1.2 USING A TEMPLATE
Creating
a publication from a blank page is time-consuming and requires quite a bit of
design skill and knowledge about Publisher. Even people with intermediate and
advanced Publisher skills can save time by capitalizing on the work someone
else has already done. In the Getting Started window, you can choose a
publication type, pre-view thumbnails of the available designs of that type,
and experiment with different color schemes and font schemes.
Tip
The
templates that come with Publisher, as well as those that are available from
Office Online, have associated keywords. You can type a keyword in the Search
for Templates box at the top of the Getting Started window and then click the
Search button (the green arrow to the right of the search location list) to
display thumbnails of templates to which that keyword has been assigned.
When
you create a publication based on a template, you are not opening the actual
template file; instead, you are creating a new file that includes all the
placeholders, graphic elements, and formatting of the template. You customize
the publication with your own information, typing text and placing graphics and
other elements in the placeholders provided. The new file is temporary until
you save it.
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