Planning Your Document
Before you start using Word's desktop publishing tools, consider quickly sketching out a preliminary layout by hand, especially if you're using any kind of graphic such as logos, clip art, or photographs. Getting your ideas on paper, even roughly, can give you a better idea of what size your images should be, how large you can make your headings, and how much room you'll have for your basic text.
Communicating with Word: Support the Key Message
When you plan a document, you must first ask: What is the key message you're trying to communicate? Make sure the headlines, graphics, and choice of typography work together to support that message. For example, don't use the Comic Sans typeface to promote investment services.
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