Display Your Microsoft Word Document in Multiple Articles.

 Not being much of a graphic design artist I am always fascinated with those people who are really proficient at it and can make even the absolute most boring of material seem so inviting and interesting. As an example, years ago I use to work in the pharmaceutical industry and each year there is this trade show where most of the scientists would gather and discuss among themselves the most recent research, findings and so on. To me that sounds as about as interesting as sitting in an empty room watching the paint dry on the walls.WPS Office

Nevertheless the posters, flyers and other promotional materials that were distributed because of this event was the absolute most top notch quality I have seen. After looking only at that marketing material it actually made the function seem interesting, fun and something you wished to go check out (until I just got there).

Although I can't promise you that you would be the next great desktop publisher from this information, I can tell you that you will have a way to reformat your Microsoft Word documents into multiple columns to make it more visually appealing.Free Download WPS Office

Reformatting your Microsoft Word documents so that all page has multiple columns in it is quite simple (super easy? OK I should go with that). Listed here are the steps you need to take in order to attempt task.

Start Microsoft Word and then open up a record that you have previously created. In order to get the entire affects of those steps your document must certanly be a minumum of one full page in period of text. When it is longer than one page that's great and will demonstrate this process even better.

Now that you have your Microsoft Word document loaded you'll notice at the top of the screen menu options labeled, "File", "Edit", "View", "Insert" and so on. Click the menu option labeled, "Format" ;.Doing this will take up a submenu, and on that submenu you need to click the possibility labeled, "Columns" ;.

The "Columns" window will appear with many options to decide on from. For the sake of this information we will concentrate on changing how many columns for the Microsoft Word document. You can play around with one other options later.

Where it says, "Amount of Columns", key in the quantity "2" ;.This implies you want your document to have two columns on each page. Proceed and click the "Ok" button. You'll notice your document has been reformatted to two columns.

Now wasn't so simple? Return back through the steps and change the columns to a different number until you get the desired look you'd in mind. Most brochures have two to four columns and are printed in landscape mode. It creates a nicer look.