Mac Os X Pages Paragraph
Create gorgeous documents in minutes with the Pages for Mac word processor. Start with an Apple-designed template to instantly create gorgeous reports, digital books, resumes, posters and more. Or use a blank document and create your own design. Easily add images, movies, audio, charts and shapes. To do so: In Word for Windows, on the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the paragraph icon. In Word for Mac OS X, click the paragraph icon in the Standard toolbar. If you don't see the icon, from the View menu, choose Toolbars, and then check Standard. Try changing the paragraph in the beginning of the document (I presume you want the same paragraph layout through out the document) and redefine the Style for the paragraph. If you have used paragraph style before the change all paragraphs will adopt the new style. If the blue dashes are horizontal you have turned on Outline feature. Pages: Using Paragraph Styles. By Melissa Holt. Visit our Mac Geek Gab Q&A Forums and have the tech support brilliance of the entire Mac Geek Gab community at your fingertips! Adjust paragraph alignment, justification, and indents. Set line and paragraph spacings to auto-scale or fixed values. Fine- tune character spacing (tracking). Comprehensive Help pages presented in the standard Mac OS X Help Viewer. Includes context sensitive Help – click a question mark to go straight to a relevant Help.
Over the next few months I shall be releasing a 3 part podcast series on the iWork Suit Application. This is part 1 which takes you through an introduction to Pages in Mac OS X.
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Hello and welcome to this Amsys Training video Podcast.
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My name’s John and today I’m going to take you through a introduction to Pages in Mac OS X. This will be the first in a 3 part series detailing the iWork suite of Applications including Keynote and Numbers.
So what is Pages?
Pages is an easy to use word processing and page layout tool designed by Apple.
Prior to the Mac App Store, Pages used to come as part of the iWork package but can now be downloaded as a standalone App at just £13.99.
The other great benefit to it is it’s compatibility with other popular document types, such as Microsoft Word documents.
Let’s take a look at some of the key features of Pages…
The Template Chooser
When you launch Pages, the first thing that appears is the Template Chooser. There are over 180 Apple Designed Templates with the ability to also create and save your own personal templates for future use.
The templates allow you to quickly start creating new documents such as Forms and Reports or even Newsletters, Flyers and Posters by simply replacing the placeholder photo’s and text.
Word Processing
In terms of Word Processing, Pages is incredibly simple to get up and running with. Just start typing and you can quickly build and customise your document. To add items such as pictures or Photo’s – simply drag them in where they can be easily resized and placed. At the top of your Window you have the Format bar. From here we can quickly change our Font and font size, as well as choosing between Bold, Underlined and italic text. Just above we have icons to create Tables and Charts.
On the left hand side we have the styles draw, where we can quickly apply preselected Paragraph styles to our document and also redefine styles based upon our personal preferences
On the right hand side we have the Inspector pane, whereby we can further customise our document as well as find additional options for managing charts, graphics and tables to name but a few.
AutoSave and Versions
One of the great features of Mac OS Lion is Autosave and Versions and both of these features have been implemented in Pages. As your document builds over time, you will see how Lion will automatically save changes made so that in the rare event of a system failure or crash, you will not lose any data. Versions takes this a step further and allows you to see the history of your document, side by side with your current version, and allow you to restore a previous file or copy data from one version to another.
Compatibility
As mentioned before, Pages is compatible Microsoft Word and allows you to save a document as a Word compatible file for sharing between multiple platforms.
I hope you have found this Podcast informative and that it has given you a brief glimpse of the built in functionality of Pages. Look out for our upcoming Podcasts on Keynote and Numbers. We also run a 2 day, iWork 09 course so if you are looking for further training please feel free to get in touch to discuss further, email training@amsys.co.uk or phone 0208 660 9999.
On behalf of Amsys Training, thank you for watching.