Exam 3: Designing a Newsletter

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Typically, newsletters are cheaper to produce than ____.

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Publisher suggests that 175 to ____________________ words will fit in the space allocated for the lead story.

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  Most newsletters and brochures contain a ____ similar to those used in newspapers, as shown in the accompanying figure. Most newsletters and brochures contain a ____ similar to those used in newspapers, as shown in the accompanying figure.

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How do you decide on the purpose and audience of a newsletter?

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A good newsletter must deliver its message in the most clear and attractive manner possible.

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Modified Multiple Choice Which of the following are likely to appear on a newsletter's masthead?

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Publisher uses the term, ____________________, to describe inserting text or objects from any other source into the Publisher workspace.

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Publisher accepts most file formats from popular word processing programs and text editors.

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Formatting marks indicate where in a publication you pressed the ENTER key, the SPACEBAR key, and other keys.

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Publisher offers more than 100 newsletter templates, each with its own color and font scheme.

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Authors may submit their newsletter stories in email or as ____________________.

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While you are editing a story in Word, you cannot edit the corresponding text box in Publisher.

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