To get three 3.5" columns on landscape, you must set the left and right
margins to 0.25" and the distance between columns to 0". To get space
between the text in these columns, however, you'd need to add left and right
indents on all the paragraphs. It would be more satisfactory to use sensible
margins left and right and between columns (see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/UsingColumns.htm) or to use text boxes
as suggested, with sensible inside margins.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Words into Type
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"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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Columns? Why didn't you try text boxes as suggested?
If they won't fit as you want in portrait mode (as they won't), change to
landscape!
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Tim wrote:
Jezebel wrote:
Word isn't a brilliant choice for this, but the best approach is
probably to create a textbox 3.5 wide, get that exactly as you want
it, then copy it, paste twice, and arrange the three textboxes to
print as you need. "Tim" wrote in message
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I thought after 10 years of computing I knew alot about alot, but I
need to create a simple flier and can't accomplish what I need in
any program, much less Word. I need to create a 3 1/2" column ad
that I can duplicate three wide on a horizontal 8 1/2 X 11 sheet so
they would duplicate 3 to a page for cutting. Can someone tell me
where I can go to learn how to do this? MS Word 2002
MS Works 6.0
XP Home SP2
Many Thanks
Tim T
OKC
Actually, I tried formatting a column 3.5" wide and it wont let me. I
tried using 2 columns, with one of them 3" wide thinking I could edit
it somehow after I finished creating the one column, no luck. I
think I need to find an artist somewhere or a program. ;-)
Tim