Re: Brochure Template Question

Charles Kenyon

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Mar 28, 2005, 2:04:13 PM3/28/05

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If you have Publisher, use that, instead.
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"ResumeGuy" <Resu...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm starting my own business (re: communications services) with an office
> at
> home. One component of the business is a resume writing service. I've run
> a
> few local ads with modest results and now want to develop a 1-page
> brochure
> to use as a marketing leave behind at various businesses and schools. What
> brochure template would you recommend? I use MS Office Word 2003. Thanks.

ResumeGuy

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Mar 28, 2005, 2:27:02 PM3/28/05

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Thanks for the reply. I don't have Publisher, but I guess I should. I don't
have Powerpoint either. Is it easier to create presentation documents in
Powerpoint v. Word. Thanks.

Charles Kenyon

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Mar 28, 2005, 2:34:28 PM3/28/05

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Well, then, I haven't checked out Word's templates on this. There is
full-color or two-three-color brochure paper available that often includes
templates; otherwise I would go with a landscape orientation and either
three text boxes or three columns with inter-column spacing adjusted to fit.
I assume you are printing on both sides, so keep in mind that on one page,
your right-most column will actually be your front cover.
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Thanks Charles. I appreciate the help.