Screenshots double page spread

Screenshots double page spread

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  Harry-StephenWeedall
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  The first thingI did when opening the Quark software was to drag two pages down from the ‘blank facing page’ option at the top right corner. I put the two pages next to each other on the diagram to create a double page spread.
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  I began byimporting my image to the software. I did this by saving the image as a JPEG and then Importing it into the document. I then used the shape tool to create a white rectangle at the bottom left where I put a quote in that my feature (Jake Banks) had said using the text tool. I edited my text and made it in capitals and bold to stannd out on the page.
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  Next, I addedanother quote Jake had said and a stand first. I also had the name of Jake written in the top right corner, so the audience knew who the article was about if they didn't already. I added a by line at the bottom right of my image to claim that the image was taken by me and the article written about Jake Banks was interviewed by me.The text is on a 90 degree angle by selecting the text with the ‘item tool’ at the top of the tool bar on the left and hovering closely to one of the corners of the text box and turning it, that is how I got the text to face upright.
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  Finally, I addedthe article, that I had originally copied up on word after the interview took place. I made sure that my article was in three columns so it would all fit, also it matched the codes and conventions of other magazines that I had done research on that were similar to mine. I introduced a drop capital after into my article at the top, and the text was written in 10pt. I imported the text by copying it from word, and then importing it by pasting it into the ready made columns on the right page of my double page spread.The last thing I did was added the page number and my title to mark the page and the bottom right.