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[edit] Dezamasezon

Formerly/Aka:

  • Xer0X
  • ThreeHeadedCrow
  • ProteanElysium
  • User:Neur0X-lost pass :<

--Ḍʐṃṣžи♥ 05:12, 16 September 2007 (UTC) How to make your Word documents look like a professional designer did them:

1. Use an extra-bold sans serif font for heads and subheads. Use a serif font for the body (preferably something other than Times New Roman, as other comments have noted).

1A. Like white wine with fish, an extra-bold sans serif font pairs nicely with a regular or light sans serif font if you have a head or subhead that carries two separate concepts.

2. Set your paragraph line spacing to, say, 125% of the font size. Experiment with it. Different fonts tolerate line spacing differently. The idea is to give your type a little visual room between lines. But not too much (don't use 1.5x or double line spacing).

3. Don't run your body copy across the full width of the page with symmetrical margins. Instead, make the body copy roughly two-thirds the width of the page (after taking .75" margins into account) -- and make the margins different for left and right pages. For example, for odd-numbered pages, you should have 2/3 body copy followed by 1/3 margin. For even-numbered pages, you should have 1/3 margin followed by 2/3 body copy.

3A. Don't set your paragraphs justified (where the type on each line fills a fixed width). Type is always set unjustified, ragged right.

3B. Captions and photos can be placed in the 1/3 margin. Set your captions in a serif font, italicized. Use a text box with the border set to None.

4. Use thin 0.5pt horizontal rules underneath heads or subheads. Don't use hairline rules. Don't go crazy with them, either -- a little goes a long way.

5. Don't overdo with footers and headers. Set them in 8pt sans serif type, and mix bold or extra bold plus regular or light on the same line for variety.