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How to Make a Brochure Using Office.Microsoft.com

How to Make a Brochure Using Office.Microsoft.com
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By Michele Martinez
eHow Contributing Writer
(4 Ratings)

Need to make a brochure? Office.Microsoft.com can help. Just follow this step-by-step guide and you will be on your way to the perfect project paperwork.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Internet connection
  • Printer
  1. Step 1

    Log on to Office.Microsoft.com. You will notice the different blue tabs running along the top of the page. This is where you will begin.

  2. Step 2

    Click on the blue tab labeled “Templates” and you will be brought to a page with different sections you can search or click on. In Type in the name of a specific kind of template.

  3. Step 3

    Type "Brochure”and click the “Search” tab. This is such an easy and quick way to find what you are looking for. You will notice a page with a variety of different brochure templates.

  4. Step 4

    Search through the various brochure templates, find one that appeals to your needs and click on the picture. This will bring you to a second page that will enlarge the brochureso you can get a closer look. There will also be a download button for you to click on.

  5. Step 5

    Click on the “Download” button. Office.Microsoft.com will automatically begin the download. You will then be able to change the wording on the brochure and the pictures to reflect the information you want on it.

  6. Step 6

    Look in the lower left-hand corner of your screen. You will notice small tabs labeled 1 and 2. If you click on 2, the brochure will flip to the other side. You can then change the inside of the brochure to reflect your information.

  7. Step 7

    Save the brochure to a file when completed. Later, you can access it, make changes or print from it. Office.Microsoft.com makes easy-to-create paper products. This is practical for small projects or when you just don’t have time to go to an advertiser to complete a job.

Tips & Warnings
  • Look through more than just the first page of templates. You may not find the one you are looking for on the first page.
Photo Credit

Office.Microsoft.com, Google Image

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