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January 12th, 2006, 02:23 AM
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Creating a newspaper look using Word
Greetings: I am attempting to create a document that very closely resembles a
newspaper, with a banner, columns, etc. I can come close but not close enough to be convincing. I seem to have trouble with word and character spacing. I also seem to have difficulty with creating a banner. Any assistance on settings will be very greatly appreciated. 
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