Here are my current issues:
How do I make the spacing changes of one page not push down the content
of other pages or sections?
The book is divided into lots of little 2-5 page "sections" (i.e.,
letters), but I'll be doing lots of last-minute edits and spacing
changes all over. My nightmare is that if I delete paragraphs, alter
spacing, etc, in one area, it's going to move the text all over the damn
book every time, and I'll have to hunt for the ramifications across
hundreds of pages every time. How can I "contain" the ripple effect of
my edits to just stay within a particular section?
2. How do I get the page count to start (and end) within a specific
range, and not on the actual first and last pages?
3. You know those header titles atop either side of book pages, usually
with the name of the book and the chapter you're in? What's the best way
to do this in Word? More importantly, how do I permanently associate a section of text to its corresponding page heading so that no matter
where I move it, it'll stay in the same "chapter heading" section?
4. This is secondary, but I'd appreciate any guidance on great fonts to
use. It feels as though the commonplace, everyday fonts like Arial and
Times New Roman wouldn't necessarily work best for something like this.
The binder suggested I stay away from sans serif, but other than that,
I'm a bit adrift.
5. Just in case, if anyone knows of layouts or templates I can perhaps
use, I'd appreciate that as well. I'm fishing around and the web and
there's lots of folks who offer typesetting services, but I just don't
have that much time left and think I'm just going to tackle it myself.
For reference, I use Word from Office 365 (version 2010) on a Windows 10 64-bit PC. Thanks so much, I'd appreciate any input at all.
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