Chapter 1. Creating a Pages Document
Most of us think of a word processor as a glorified typewriter, a simple way to organize ideas and arguments for the printed page. You craft words into paragraphs, juggle them, refine them, and you’re done. Tap, tap, tap. Print.
Pages goes a big step further, making it easy not only to compose your documents, but to design them, too. Whether you’re publishing a glossy newsletter or just writing a thank-you note to Aunt Peg, Pages lets you grace your documents with the visual polish your words deserve.
This chapter takes you on a quick tour of your new word-processing digs, helping you find your way around Pages’ well-appointed interface. You’ll jump right into creating your own basic documents with some simple projects that highlight Pages’ main features.
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