Changing PageMaker default font<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): While we're at it, here's how you can change the
\ndefault font and font size in PageMaker 4.0 and 5.0. First, load
\nPageMaker. Without opening any file or creating a new one, press
\nCtrl-T.<\/p>\n
The Type Specifications dialog box will appear. You can now
\nchange all font settings, such as the font type, size and lead
\ning. If you have the courage and the urge to modify the default
\nsmall caps size, superscript and subscript sizes and positions,
\nand baseline shift, press the Option button.<\/p>\n
After you've finished making all necessary adjustments, click
\nOK. Everything you've just specified will become the default each
\ntime you create a new file.<\/p>\n
What if you'd like to change the type specifications of a file
\nthat you've already created? In this case, you must open that
\nfile first. Without selecting any text, press Ctrl-T. Make all
\nthe modifications you want, and all of them will become the
\ndefault as you enter new text into this file. The new settings
\nwill not apply to any other file, old or new. They will apply
\nonly to this file.<\/p>\n
In fact, you can alter the default setting of almost anything
\nthis way, such as the thickness of the lines, character
\nalignment, paragraph specifications, and even page setup. Just
\nremember that in PageMaker there are these two types of default:
\nOne for every new file, and the other for the already opened file
\nonly.<\/p>\n
-- Zatni Arbi<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/changing-pagemaker-default-font-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }