How Do You Make A School Newsletter With Word For Mac?
While Microsoft Word is not a high-end desktop software application like QuarkXPress or Adobe InDesign, it does have the basic functionality to allow you to create a school newsletter. You can use it to assemble images and text in the newsletter and print it for such use without the additional expense of a desktop publishing program. Format your images before you start doing the layout. You will have better luck if all your images are toned and saved in one place where you can grab them easily. You can use high-end software, such as Adobe Photoshop or Photoshop Elements, but iPhoto—part of the iLife suite of software from Apple that is preloaded on most newer Macs—will do well. It has basic tonal adjustment tools built in. Start Microsoft Word. Go to the bottom left and click the icon that looks like an arrow over a rectangle. This is the “Publishing Layout View,” and it allows you to select templates for your newsletter. It also sets up the page for you. Immediately save your docu
