Google Docs is a great tool for creating and editing documents online. And features like drawing as well as nifty add-ons add a range of versatility to this humble word processor. If needed, you can also use Google Docs to design brochures. How to make a brochure on Google Docs The best part about designing business email database and brochures is that you can create custom brochures from scratch. It's not rocket science and is done quite easily. All you need to do is capture quality, high-resolution images that grab attention and set a pleasing color palette. Sounds pretty interesting, right? So let's see how to create or design an interesting brochure on Google Docs. How to Design a business email database on Google Docs A standard trifold brochure is a single piece of paper folded in three. It usually has three parts: the first flap, the main content and the back cover. Needless to say, the first pane usually has an attractive image that grabs attention with a small preview of the content.

The second column or second pane contains all the details while the back cover contains the details like contact, address and others. When designing a brochure, you need to keep certain things in mind. The first is the color palette and the second is the design theme. These two elements must remain consistent across all three strands. Now that we've got it all sorted, let's get down to business, shall we? Step 1: A standard business email database is usually around 8.5 x 11 inches and makes for a decent trifold brochure. To configure business email database dimensions, open a document on Google Doc and click File > Page Setup. Re How to make a brochure on Google Docs 1 Now change the orientation to Landscape. At the same time, click Page Color to choose the background color for your brochure. This ensures that the brochure is printed in the same color all the way to the edge. It's optional though. Now set the page margins to around 0.25. This allows you to create the design all the way to the edges. Step 2 : Now comes the interesting part. Since Google Docs doesn't have the ability to create individual boxes, we'll use the help of tables. We will create a standard 3 x 2 table. To do this, click Insert > Table and select 3 columns and 2 rows.

Once done, drag the table border to the bottom edge. Re How to make a brochure on Google Docs 2 The idea is to color the bottom row in a different shade for an interesting look. Step 3: To add color, right-click the table cell and select Table Properties > Cell Background Color. How to make a business email database on Google Docs 3 Repeat the above steps for the other two cells. Step 4: Now that the color of the brochure has been taken into account, let's fill the columns with images and text. Click on Insert > Image, to directly add an image. At this point, just make sure it's a high resolution image to ensure minimal pixelation. Re How to make a brochure on Google Docs 4 Note : All images must be the same size. Otherwise, the table could overflow onto the next page, and that's something we don't want. Interestingly, you can also crop images into shapes. To do this, select a column and go to Insert > Drawing. Next, click the Image icon to upload an image from your PC. Re How to make a brochure on Google Docs 5 Once this is uploaded, click on the crop icon and select a shape of your choice. Needless to say, you will need to resize the borders of the image.

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Grace lifted one enormous foot, and gently--very gently--set it down atop the old metal thing.

She didn't know what the thing was.

It looked rounded, finned, like a big white metal fish, but with big brown spots that smelled to her delicate sniffs almost like blood. (It was, in fact, some form of old metal space- or land-craft, but she didn't know that.) Grass and vines had long ago overgrown it, grown <i>through</i> it, and the tyrannosaur lowered a massive head to nudge it.

When she had come into being, she had found that she knew the names of many things. But there were still some things she had no name for--no knowledge of--and she often wondered why. In her lone wanderings, she had found several of these things, and had carefully tucked away each one in her memory.

After she had circled and prodded the thing for a time, she turned away again: paced out into the knee-deep meadows to look out at the sunset. It was dropping low against the horizon, sending splashes of pink and gold across the ocean of grass.

<thk>Beautiful,</thk> she thought, happily. She loved the white wood where she had awoken, but everywhere she'd seen thus far had held a form of beauty. Well--the desert not <i>as</i> much, but still.

To anyone else she might have been a strange sight: a marble almost-statue standing high over the grass, peering out in motionless contemplation. But she wasn't in a hurry to go anywhere, so she just stood, and watched the sun begin to set.

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