MacMost Now 532: Basic Layout With Pages

Learn how to do basic page layout in iWork Pages. By starting with a page layout template instead of a word processing template you can easily add text blocks, titles and images. You can flow text from one box to another.
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Comments: 12 Comments

    Al
    15 years ago

    Awesome tips Gary! Thank you!

      Crissy
      15 years ago

      Kudos to you! I hadn't thuohgt of that!

    Denise
    15 years ago

    Hi Gary,
    I got a iMac as an Xmas gift but my husband bought it at an online retailer rather than the Apple store, so I couldn't get the training. I stumbled on you and you have been INVALUABLE!! Thank you so much. I'm still a novice Mac user (don't even understand half the questions you get!), but I'm feeling more confident and happy every day as I go through your information. Thanks so much!

    Phil Kaplan
    15 years ago

    Love your short videos. Very helpful, Gary.

    Jim R
    15 years ago

    Gary, I always learn something from your newsletter or video. Thanks!

    EZ
    15 years ago

    AWESOME TUTORIALS. Not a lot of filler time, just down to the basics. This is so much easier than reading a magazine or instruction book.
    Thank you,
    Please keep them coming.

    Geraldine
    14 years ago

    You saved me reading 2 boring chapters in a manual. More videos like this about page layouts would be greatly appreciated.

    bernie
    14 years ago

    Hi
    I am trying to get text to flow between several text boxes, which I have linked. However, when I past the text into the first text box (copied from a website) then it doesn't flow between the different text boxes, (even though they are linked). And the text exceeds the size of the first text box. Can you help?

      Gary Rosenzweig
      14 years ago

      Try unlinking them and relinking. Make sure the boxes are large enough to contain a single line of text. Experiment. Play around with it until you figure out what's going on.

    Roger
    13 years ago

    Gary,

    Still learning from your "My Pages" book. Tried out the "Page Headers". Looked for a way to have page headings on all but the first page. Is this possible?

      Gary Rosenzweig
      13 years ago

      Yes. Create two sections. The first section contains the first page, the second section contains the rest.

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