ICT 1st summative Flashcards
One of the most common
Desktop Publishing software is the
Microsoft Publisher.
contains many parts that work together to make
creating documents easier. Understanding these elements will help you become
comfortable with the application.
The MS Publisher Window
It allows you to
manipulate features such as page size,
text, graphics and borders to create
professional quality printed documents.
Microsoft Publisher.
Publisher appears as displayed below when a new blank Publication file is
created. You have on your left the navigation pane to allow you to navigate
through the pages of your publication and on the right the individual page or pages selected in the navigation pane. This is the area to place the objects that make up your publication. It is either textual or graphical in nature.
Publisher Window Components
Basic Parts and Functions of MS Publisher
- QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR
- RIBBON
- PAGE NAVIGATION
- RULER
- GUIDES
- PAGE SORTER
- VIEW AND ZOOM
lets you access common commands, no
matter which tab you are using in
the Ribbon. By default, it shows the
Save, Undo, and Redo commands.
QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR
pane allows you to view and work with
the pages in your publication. You can add, delete,
rearrange, and duplicate pages in the Page Navigation
pane. You can also organize your pages into Sections.
Page Navigation
contains multiple tabs, each with several groups of commands. Some
tabs, like “Text Box Tools” or “Picture Tools,” may appear only when you are working
with certain items like text boxes or images.
The Ribbon
Publisher offers a group of _______ _____to help you control the layout of
your text, images and objects on the page. These viewing tools are for your editing
purposes only.
viewing tools
The publication viewing tools include:
Rulers
Baselines
Boundaries
Guides
shows a larger thumbnail of
the selected design and any available settings
which can be changed.
The Task Pane
You can use the _______ to the left and top of your publication to help you
line up text, images and other objects and get a clearer idea of exactly
where those objects will appear on the printed page.
RULERS
are evenly-spaced horizontal lines that you can use to
line up text.
BASELINES
are thin lines that help you align various objects.
Guides
are dark blue dashed borders that appear around
your objects.
BOUNDARIES