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Introduction:  Not sure how to set up and create a newsletter in Microsoft Word 2007? This step-by-step tutorial walks you through the basics of how to create a newsletter using the Microsoft Word 2007 templates that are available to you. Getting Started:  You don't need a fancy program to create a custom newsletter for your business or organization. All the tools that are necessary are already on your desktop in Microsoft Word 2007. Word newsletter templates are easy to use and can be configured in any way that you want. Let's get started. Step 1- Create a New Document:  Creating a newsletter in Word is just like creating any other Word document. You start by click on the "Office Button" located on the top left of the screen (Microsoft Ribbon). Click the new icon button; you are now in the new document dialog box. Scroll down and then select the "Newsletter" icon. Step 2 - Select a Newsletter Template:  Depending on the versi

As the oldest of the Office applications, Microsoft Word was already packed with extensive word processing capabilities. It's a pleasant surprise then that Word 2013 boasts useful new and improved features across the board, from document creation to reading, editing, and collaboration. 1. A New Look for Word The first change you'll see when you launch Word 2013 is a startup screen rather than a blank document, as in older versions of Word. In the left pane, you'll see a list of your most recent Word documents as well as the option to open additional files. In the right pane, you can pick from various templates, such as blank, flyer, blog post, and many more as well as search Microsoft's library of online templates. If you are a long-time Word user, this new landing page may take some getting used to, but it can be disabled if the old look is preferred. The New Design Tab Word 2013 still supports the Ribbon interface but now features for styling a document ar

Would you ever read a newspaper or a magazine if there was only simple text printed on it? Would you go ahead in accessing a website if it just had text related content? Your apparent response to the above questions will be NO. Today, we have become so much accustomed to multimedia that now we just cannot deliberate of utilizing a single media at a time. Multimedia Website Design No one likes to see a web page that only has text or only images on the display. Making use of individualist media is a big turn off and can pull away visitors from your business website. This is the major reason which is why today the bulk of the websites utilize multimedia development technology. To put it in simple words, multimedia solutions implies the use of more than one media at a time. You can pick any of the media types such as text, images, graphics, animations, audio, video and interactivity for your multimedia applications. Such companies proffer expert multimedia presenta