Chapter 20
Columns of Text
IN THIS CHAPTER
Understanding columns
Breaking text into columns
Creating a three-column brochure
Returning to one-column text
Switching column layouts in a document
Breaking up a column on a page
If you’re a reader, you might think of columns as a review written in a newspaper by a grizzled reporter. If you’re a historian, the word columns may bring up the visions of Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian. If you’re a military buff, you may think of rows of marching soldiers or rolling tanks. These are interesting interpretations of columns, but they have nothing to do with this chapter’s topic, which is the folding of text in a Word document into columns.
All about Columns
Here’s a shocker: All Word documents sport a column format. Even when you fail to see it, a page of text in Word is formatted as a single column of text. Otherwise, the only time you notice ...
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