3-section-page layout
That's what publishing software like InDesign (and FrameMaker, if it's
still supported) is designed to accomplish.
Do I dare suggest looking into MS Publisher (which used to be part of
Office)? Did it have a rudimentary capacity along those lines?
On May 31, 4:59*am, Jeremy59 wrote:
I need to work on a page layout with three sections on each page:
1) the top section will contain the first narrative;
2) the middle section will contain comment/reflections/notes; and
3) the bottom section will contain extracts from various documents.
My question is, how do I format the pages in Word to accomplish this, so
that every time I move onto a new page, it is pre-formatted in these
three sections? In other words, if I am working on the middle (comment)
section on p1 and it fills up and the cursor moves onto p2, I want the
cursor to carry on in the middle (comment) section on p2, NOT in the
first narrative section.
How do I do this? I would greatly value any assistance.
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Jeremy59
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