Font Styles, Breaks, & Columns

Text can be formatted into columns to give your document a format similar to a newspaper or magazine. Columns are often used to guide the reader and direct the flow of text. Information flows from the bottom of the left column to the top of the next column and enhances the layout of the page. Additionally, headers and footers allow you to create uniformity by repeating text and graphics on each page without interfering with the body of the document. Most often, headers contain page numbers, dates, or file names. In this video, you will learn how to use the Header area of a document to repeat items on multiple pages. You will also learn how text styles can help with navigation as well as formatting. You will also learn how to use breaks and columns to organize a document. This video uses the Breaks & Columns document which you can copy by clicking the link below if you want to follow along. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WWaNyyZjuVbLuG3uLWpBFAITrZIZuLZS6PT2U8DQRdE/copy This video was created in relation to the Utah State CTE standards for the Business Office Specialist High School course. Specifically, this video prepares students to complete Strand 1, Standard 7: Format and customize page layout options within a document.