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Now let's say this were to go more than one page. So I've got a bunch of different placeholders here I could easily change. This I'm going to make into a placeholder as well and I can change this to a placeholder as well. I'm going to put an ending here and I'm going to change this as well to that Misc style. I'm going to change all this to actually be the Misc style here. I'm going to add a new style called Misc for now and in this style I'm actually going to set it back down to nothing there.

I don't want these to actually follow that so what I'm going to do is change the Style here.

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I'm going to update the body Style there. I'm going to provide a little more spacing after the paragraph. I'm going to start off with the traditional Dear and then Name. See when I click to select it selects the entire thing instantly so I can easily just start typing to replace it. I'll do it for this one with the keyboard shortcut and I'll do it for this with the keyboard shortcut as well. Note it's Control, Option, Command, T which is going to come in handy since we're going to do this a lot. Just the name and I'm going to go to Format, Advanced, and Define as Placeholder Text. The idea is we want to make these so they are placeholders. Now let's put in some basic information about who this is to. The neat thing about that is you can click it and it will actually ask you to select a date format set to today or choose from the calendar a date. So I want to have the date here at the top so I'm going to put an Insert and I'm going to use Date and Time. Now in the body here I want to include some standard things. Now I've got a little bit of letterhead here at the top. I'm going to Option drag to create a duplicate of that line. I'm also going to set Arrangement for that to None. I'm going to put the line here so it appears just above this. I'm going to go to Shape and going to add a line. Then I'm going to arrange these a little bit closer to each other. I'm going to select them both and set an Arrange, the text wrap, to None so I don't force any text to wrap. So I'm going to Option drag and put a second text box there. I'm going to make that bold and I'm going to center it there. Then I'm going to enter the name of my company. So I'm going to click on the text box button there and move this text box and reshape it so it fits here. I'm going to fill that blank space with some text boxes.

So I'll have this blank space now that will appear on each page. I'm going to add some to the top margin there and you can see it moves the body down a bit. I'm going to scroll down to Document Margins. So what I'm going to do is go to Document in the right sidebar. It will be the company's name and address. Now I can see where the body is so I want to leave some room here for some text at the top that will appear on each page. So I'm going to go to View and then choose Show Layouts. I want to be able to view the layout here.

I'm going to start off by choosing the blank document template. You can easily create a template for this and add it to the templates that appear when you create a new document in Pages. It's going to have company information at the top and then some sample text that you can easily replace with who it's to, the body of the text, things like that. So let's say you want to create a template in Pages so you can quickly send a letter. Join us and get exclusive content at /patreon. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a community of supporters.

#Making a letterhead in word for mac how to

In today's episode let me show you how to make a simple letterhead template in Pages. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with.

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