To print (and preserve) these brochure instructions, choose Print from the File menu. Press Enter to print the brochure.

How to Create A Brochure

Using this template, you can create a professional brochure. Here’s how:

Insert your words in place of these words, using and/or re-arranging the preset paragraph Styles.

Print pages 1 and 2 back-to-back onto sturdy, letter size paper.

Fold the paper like a letter to create a three-fold brochure (positioning the panel with the large picture on the front).

What Else Should I Know?

To change the Style of any paragraph, select the text by positioning your cursor anywhere in the paragraph. With your cursor blinking in the paragraph, select a Style from the drop-down Style list at the top-left of your screen.

To change the picture, first click on it. Then, point to Picture on the Insert menu and choose From File. Uncheck the Float over Text checkbox. Select a new picture, and click Insert..

(

Bits, Bytes & Chips

123 Main Street, Suite 100

Any City, State 12345-6789

Phone (123) 456-7890

Fax (123) 456-7890

Bits, Bytes & Chips

Customized turnkey Training Courseware

Future Solutions Now

How to Customize This Brochure

You’ll probably want to customize all your templates when you discover how editing and re-saving your templates would make creating future documents easier. To customize this brochure, select File New to re-open this template as a document.

Insert your company information in place of the sample text.

Choose Save As from the File menu. Choose Document Template in the Save as Type: box (the filename extensions should change from .doc to .dot). Save the file under a new name to protect the original, or use the same name to replace the existing version.

To create a document, choose File New to re-open your template as a document. Your information should appear in place.

About the “Pictures”

The “pictures” in this brochure are Wingdings typeface symbols. To insert a new symbol, highlight the symbol character and choose Symbol from the Insert menu—select a new symbol from the map, click Insert, and Close.

How to Work with Breaks

Breaks in a Word document appear as labeled dotted lines on the screen. Using the Break command, you can insert manual page breaks, column breaks, and section breaks.

To insert a break, choose Break from the Insert menu. Select one option. Click on OK to accept your choice.

How to Work with Spacing

To reduce the spacing between, for example, body text paragraphs, click your cursor in this paragraph, and choose Paragraph from the Format menu. Reduce the Spacing After to 6 points, making additional adjustments as needed.

To save your Style changes, (assuming your cursor is blinking in the changed paragraph), click on the Style in the drop-down Style list at the top-left of your screen. Press Enter to save the changes, and update all similar Styles.

To adjust character spacing, select the text to be modified, and choose Font from the Format menu. Click Character Spacing and enter a new value.

Other Brochure Tips

To change a font size, choose Font from the Format menu. Adjust the size as needed, and click OK or Cancel to exit.

To change the shading of shaded paragraphs, choose Borders and Shading from the Format menu. Select a new shade or pattern, and choose OK. Experiment to achieve the best shade for your printer.

To remove a character style, select the text and press Ctrl-Spacebar. You can also choose Default Paragraph Font from the Style drop-down.

Brochure Ideas

“Picture” fonts, like Wingdings, are gaining popularity. Consider using other symbol fonts to create highly customized “Icons.”

Consider printing your brochure on colorful, preprinted brochure paper—available from many paper suppliers.

At Fees You Can Afford

We can often save you more than the cost of our service alone. So why not subscribe today?

Call 555-0000

Brochure

Microsoft Corporation

1999-02-22