Designing an effective newsletter involves minimal planning.

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

The 'Content for page' list is a list of other objects, including calendars and forms that you might want to use in your newsletter.

___ refers to splitting a work that would otherwise extend beyond the right margin.

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

A _____ refers to text in a single text box or a chain of linked text boxes.

A ______ is a small piece of text, set off with a box or graphic, and placed beside an article.

When deciding how many graphics are too many to use, a graphic designer usually believes that remembering more than ______ graphics after an arm's length glance is too many.

With _______ editing, you drag a selected item to a new location and drop it there.

You can tap or click PAGE DESIGN on the ribbon to display the Page Design tab.

Brochures have a shorter shelf life than newsletters.

A newsletter's scope and appeal is generally narrower than a newspaper.

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

A pull quote is an excerpt from the main article in a newsletter.

All newsletters are four pages long.

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

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

A pull quote table is sometimes used as an index to locate articles in longer newsletters.

___________ refers to splitting a word that would otherwise extend beyond the right margin.