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Define Page Maker and List All The Shortcuts We Use in Page Maker?

Adobe PageMaker is a desktop publishing software that utilizes various shortcut keys for text formatting, navigation, and object manipulation. Graphics in PageMaker include images, logos, and illustrations, which are imported to enhance page design. Color can be applied to text and objects through the Color Palette, allowing users to customize their layouts effectively.

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Define Page Maker and List All The Shortcuts We Use in Page Maker?

Adobe PageMaker is a desktop publishing software that utilizes various shortcut keys for text formatting, navigation, and object manipulation. Graphics in PageMaker include images, logos, and illustrations, which are imported to enhance page design. Color can be applied to text and objects through the Color Palette, allowing users to customize their layouts effectively.

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1.

Define page maker and list all the shortcuts we use in page
maker?
Adobe PageMaker shortcut keys include Ctrl+B for Bold, Ctrl+I for Italic, Ctrl+U
for Underline, Ctrl+S to Save, Ctrl+Z for Undo, and Ctrl+F to Find text, among
many others for tools and layout. For navigation, Page Up and Page Down
move between pages, while Ctrl+0 fits the page to the window. You can toggle
palettes with Tab and show/hide rulers with Ctrl+R.
Here is a selection of common Adobe PageMaker shortcut keys, categorized
for clarity:
 Ctrl+O: Open a file.
 Ctrl+S: Save the current file.
 Ctrl+Z: Undo the last action.
 Ctrl+R: Show/Hide Rulers.
 Tab: Toggle all palettes on/off.
 Ctrl+0: Fit the page to the window.
 Ctrl+1: View at Actual Size.
 Ctrl++: Zoom In.
 Ctrl+-: Zoom Out.
Text & Formatting
 Ctrl+B: Bold text.
 Ctrl+I: Italicize text.
 Ctrl+U: Underline text.
 Ctrl+Shift+K: All Caps.
 Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar: Reset to Normal formatting.
 Ctrl+F: Find text.
 Ctrl+H: Change/Modify text.
 Ctrl+Shift+L: Align left.
 Ctrl+Shift+C: Center align.
 Ctrl+Shift+R: Align right.
 Ctrl+Shift+J: Justify text.
Objects & Layout
 Ctrl+G: Group objects.
 Ctrl+Shift+G: Ungroup objects.
 Shift+Ctrl+]: Bring object to front.
 Ctrl+]: Bring object forward.
 Ctrl+Shift+V: Reverse (likely a reversed action or effect).
 Shift+Ctrl+F Change to Frame (likely a change object to frame).
Navigation
 Page Up: Go to the previous page.
 Ctrl+Page Up: Go back one page.
 Page Down: Go to the next page.
 Ctrl+Page Down: Go forward one page.
 Alt+Ctrl+G: Go to a specific page (shortcut for Go to Page).

2.What do you mean understand by graphic and how we apply


colour to pagemaker ?

A graphic refers to any visual element used to convey information, attract


attention, or enhance design. In publishing and design software like PageMaker,
a graphic can include:

 Images (like .jpg, .png, .bmp)


 Logos
 Illustrations
 Charts or graphs
 Decorative elements
In PageMaker, graphics are usually imported into the layout (not drawn or
edited directly like in Photoshop or Illustrator). You place them to enhance your
page design.

2. How to apply colour in PageMaker

Adobe PageMaker (an older desktop publishing software) lets you apply color
in a few key areas:

To Text:

1. Select the Text Tool (T).


2. Highlight the text you want to color.
3. Go to the Color Palette (usually on the right side or under Window >
Show Colors).
4. Choose a color or create a new one.
5. The text will change to the selected color.

To Objects (like shapes or boxes):

1. Use the Rectangle, Ellipse, or Line Tool to draw a shape.


2. With the object selected, use the Fill and Stroke color options from the
Color Palette.
3. You can choose:
o Fill color (inside the shape)
o Stroke color (outline)

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