Chanpory Rith
Jul 28, 2006
Aaron Shepard’s guide, Perfect Pages, shows you how to achieve the impossible: good typography in Microsoft Word. An excerpt of the book with basic tips is available free on his website. For a much more in-depth guide, the complete book’s available on Amazon.
Designers might find it hard to imagine a world without fancy layout programs like Adobe InDesign. Most people, however, aren’t professional designers and won’t have the resources to buy or learn high-end design software. They just have Word. Thankfully, Aaron faces these constraints head-on, creating the most approachable and comprehensive manual available for typography and publishing in Microsoft Word.
Although the book is geared towards writers who want to self-publish, professional designers will also find it useful when designing Word documents such as fax and correspondence templates as part of a large corporate identity system.



2 Comments
Sean
9:33 pm
This guy looks like Bob Ross ;-)
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