Invitation card in Word. Open the PowerPoint presentation program
The work is designed for 2 training sessions - a pair lesson.
Goals and objectives:
- Teach students to work with graphic objects.
- Teach students using text Word processor 7.0 draw up documents that are complex in application.
- Teach students how to format Word documents 7.0.
- Development of children's imagination and creative abilities.
- Education and instilling a responsible attitude to work.
DIDACTIC MATERIAL
- Postcards created by other students.
- Main Menu Modes word processor Microsoft Word 7.0.
- Microsoft Word 7.0 word processor toolbars.
LESSON PLAN:
- Organizational moment (5 minutes).
- Introduction new topic– lecture (35 minutes).
- Reinforcing the topic - practical work (34 minutes). Physical education (1 minute).
- Summing up the lesson (5 minutes).
Lesson 1
I. Organizational moment.
Hello guys, today we will study a new topic: “Creating a postcard in Microsoft Word 7.0. Working with graphics." This topic will help you deeply explore the capabilities of the Word 7.0 word processor, learn how to use various processor modes and create a wide variety of documents: based on the modes studied in this topic, you will be able to create prospectuses, brochures, invitations, work well with graphics, using various effects. After studying this topic, you can easily design a postcard for your friends and family for any holiday or celebration. In the first lesson we will look at all the modes necessary for work and write them down.
In the second lesson, you will try, guided by the recorded material, to create your own postcard. For the theme of the postcard, let's take the nearest holiday - New Year. The postcard you create will participate in the competition printed publications among 9–10th grades. The competition is held at our school annually and promotes active work students, the growth of their creative abilities. At the competition, the main criteria are the high-quality design of the postcard and the text of the congratulations.
II. Introduction of a new topic.
Let's write down the topic: “Creating a postcard in Microsoft Word 7.0. Working with graphics."
(Orally. Didactic material is distributed).
Main modes used Word menu 7.0:
“File”\“Page Settings”.
“Format”\“Columns”.
“Format”\“Font”.
“Insert”\“Drawing”.
“Insert”\“Drawing”\“Word Art”.
“Format”\“Borders and Filling”.
“File”\“Print”.
* Instead of modes, you can use the corresponding toolbars.
We will record the progress of the work and all the actions that will need to be performed.
III. Progress.
Turn on the computer, load the word processor Word 7.0.
Set page parameters: “File”\“Page Settings”: on the “Margins” tab, set all margins to 1.5 centimeters; On the “Paper Size” tab, set the sheet orientation to landscape.
Using the “Format”\“Columns” mode, where we set the number of columns to 2 and the space between them to 3 centimeters.
* For ease of use, enable non-printable characters (¶ – the button with this icon is located on standard panel tools). Don’t forget to periodically save the file under the name “My Postcard” using the “File”\”Save” mode.
In the first column (this will be the second cover page) Enter key create empty lines and go down, on the last few lines we place information about the publisher, number of copies, etc., format the text in the center (“Format”\“Paragraph” or formatting panel) and use a colored font – “Format”\“ Font” or formatting bar. "rice. 4".
On last line in the first column, press Enter and the cursor moves to the second column - to the front side of the postcard “Fig. 4”, here you need to use all your imagination to make the card unusual and beautiful. You can use standard drawings from the Clipart catalog, you can group and change individual drawings, draw in Paint, if you have a scanner, you can use a scanned drawing.
To insert a picture into a postcard: “Insert”\“Picture”\“Pictures” in the Clipart collection dialog box, select the desired picture and click the insert button. The drawing will be placed in the document where the cursor was.
Extend the drawing across the entire column.
* Don’t forget that the postcard will be folded in half - the distance between the columns is 3 cm, i.e. the margin will remain 1.5 cm, the drawing should not go beyond the margins!
To prevent the drawing from displacing the text, set the wrapping: right click click on the picture and context menu Select Picture Format mode. A dialog box will open to configure the picture format. Left-click on the Wrapping tab and select None. To adjust the format of a picture, you can also use the image adjustment panel: if it does not open immediately when adding a picture, then right-click on the picture and select “Show image adjustment panel” in the context menu. "rice. 5"
The purpose of the buttons on this panel is: insert a picture; image (black and white, grayscale, etc.); increase contrast; reduce contrast; will increase brightness; reduce brightness; cropping the picture (cropping); line type; text wrapping; drawing format; install transparent color; reset picture parameters.
To print the text “Happy New Year!” over the picture. (or any card theme) place the picture under the text: right-click on the picture in the context menu that opens, select the “Order” command, and in the list that appears, the “Place behind the text” command.
The text on the title page of the postcard can be made Word object Art: to do this, use the “Insert”\“Drawing”\“Word Art” mode or click the corresponding button on the drawing panel.
Having issued title page press Enter to create a second sheet.
In the first column, press Enter to create empty rows, but if you want, you can place any thematic picture.
In the second column of the second sheet, print the text of the congratulations and format it: set the alignment - centered, font color, style using the “Format”\”Font” mode and the formatting panel. "rice. 6".
To set a frame for a postcard, use the “Format”\“Borders and Fill” mode. In the dialog box, select the “Page” tab, in the “Picture” field, select a suitable frame, set its parameters: thickness, color. Next, click on the “Options” button and in the “Relative” field in the dialog box, select “text”. Click “OK” to apply the frame to the card.
View a preview of the card.
First print 1 sheet on the printer, then turn it over, put it back into the printer to print on the other side and print 2 sheets.
* After explaining each mode, it is necessary to ask the students if everything is clear to them, if they can explain something in more detail. This ensures that all students in the class are learning the material.
Summarizing.
Guys, during this lesson you learned how to create and design a postcard, learned new modes for working with graphics and text. With their help and creative efforts, you can create a greeting card and your card will probably take a prize in the print competition!
Lesson 2
Reinforcing the topic - practical work.
And now you will try to create a New Year’s card on your computer, see “Fig. 1".
* The class is divided into pairs. Each couple makes their own card. Since most practical work is done in pairs, the guys are already accustomed to this and no conflicts arise. After making the postcard, you can print it in 2 copies, slightly changing the text.
Organizing time:
Guys, the postcard must be created sequentially so as not to make mistakes. The most difficult thing in such work is editing the formats that you have already configured. For example, if you forget to change the orientation of the sheet from portrait to landscape, then naturally you will have to redo the entire card. A postcard consists of many elements, so all elements must have the same style.
Performance practical work on a personal computer.
* If one of the children cannot cope or lacks ideas, the teacher can help and advise the child.
Physical education minute.
A) Exercise for visual relaxation (I do it after 17 minutes of working at the computer):
We will close our eyes tightly -
Let's look into the distance and be surprised -
One two three four five!
And let's close them again -
One two three four five!
Need to open again!
Repeat 2 – 3 times.
B) Exercise for finger gymnastics (such exercises must be carried out when printing text works):
Toes:
If you're already tired
All you have to do is click the buttons,Then let's play -
Have a minute to rest!Get everyone together
And stomp a little!
Then quickly straighten up,
Shake yourself well
And one by one, everyone gather in a fist.
Repeat the exercise 2 times.
- Well, we are all cheered up!
- Let's get to work together!
IV. Summarizing.
Works are accepted in printed or electronic form. Works are evaluated according to the following criteria:
- Formatting quality;
- General style of the postcard;
- Graphics design;
- Student's ideas and imagination;
- Interesting text congratulations.
The most best works from each class are sent to a competition of printed publications, where selection is carried out between them in various nominations:
- Best design.
- Best congratulations.
- New and interesting ideas etc.
In Publisher 2016 and Publisher 2013, select a category Built-in > Postcards or Invitations.
In Publisher 2010, select the option Postcards or Invitations in the list of templates.
In chapter Settings
In the same section Settings
In chapter Options Half sheet, side fold or Quarter sheet, top fold.
In chapter Options also select the layout you want.
Note:
Open Publisher and select a postcard category.
View finished samples. To open a larger image of a card you like, click on it.
In sections Settings And Options You can change many layout elements before opening your publication.
Click the button Create.
If you can't find a design that suits you, try searching on Office.com. To do this, return to the page Create, enter your request postcard, invitation or any other query in the search field and press Enter.
Personalization of cards
Do one of the following:
Working with drawings
additional information about working with drawings, see the article.
Replacing replacement pictures with your own
Adding a new picture
On the tab Insert in Group Illustrations press one of the buttons (for example, Drawings or Images from the Internet).
Select a picture from your computer, or search for it on Office.com or Bing, and then click Insert.
Note: Inserting pictures from Office.com and Bing is not supported in Publisher 2010. To insert a picture that you found on the Internet, you must first download it to your computer.
Work with text
To replace the alt text with something else, simply highlight it and type the right message.
Adding new text
On the tab Insert click the button Adding a caption.
Hover your pointer over the spot on the card where you want the corner of the text to go, then click and drag the rectangle diagonally until it's the size you want. Click inside the rectangle, then enter and format your text.
Replace alt text with a signature
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Postcard printing
Select items File > Seal and then in the section Settings, check if the format is selected correctly, for example Quarter sheet, side fold, Half sheet, side fold or Brochure, side fold.
Note:
The preview area allows you to see what your publication will look like when printed. If necessary, change print settings, such as the number of copies, and press Seal.
Select a template
In chapter Options select the desired color and font scheme.
In the same section Settings select required block business information or create a new one.
In chapter Options select your desired page size, e.g. Half sheet, side fold or Quarter sheet, top fold.
In chapter Options also select the layout you want.
Notes:
If you want to customize a template you downloaded from Office Online, you must first open the publication.
Some side fold cards only have one layout set up. If you select one of these options, you cannot adjust the page size and other layout options.
Launch Publisher and then in the list Types of publications select item invitations or invitation cards .
Browse ready-made samples grouped by topic and choose the template you want.
If you can’t find a suitable layout, try searching for it on the website Microsoft Office Online. To do this, use the field Search for templates above the list of available templates.
Important: To search for Publisher templates on the Office Online site, you must be connected to the Internet.
In sections Settings And Options You can change many layout elements before opening your publication. Do one of the following:
Click the button Create.
Personalization of cards
Making significant changes to the layout
You may want to make changes that affect the entire post. For example, you may want to try different color or font schemes. You can make these changes at any time, but it's best to do so before inserting text and pictures.
Working with drawings
For more information about working with pictures, see Tips for working with pictures.
Replacing replacement pictures with your own
Adding a new picture
To change the position of a picture, drag it.
To resize the picture, hover your mouse over one of the corner handles and drag it.
To change the colors of a picture, right-click it and select Figure format, open the tab Drawing and select a team Repaint.
If you've already created a business content package that includes a logo, you can quickly add the logo to your greeting card. On the menu Insert select item Business information and then in the task pane Business information double click the element Emblem.
On the menu Insert point to item Drawing, and then select the source of the new picture.
Click the button Insert.
Do one of next steps:
Work with text
For more information about working with text, see Add text in Publisher.
Replacing alt text with your own
If you've already created a business information set, your organization's information and logo will be automatically inserted into the placeholder text area.
Note: Alt text in templates downloaded from Office Online is not automatically replaced with business information. To replace placeholder names, addresses, and logos with business information, click the smart tag button for a business information item, such as a company name or address, and then select Update from Business Information Kit. (The smart tag button appears when you click the text or logo.)
Select the alternative text and enter your information.
Adjust the text size. Perform one of the following actions:
Adding new text
On the menu Insert select item Text field.
Place your pointer where you want the corner of the text to appear on the card and drag diagonally until the frame is the size you want.
Click inside the field and enter text.
Replace alt text with a signature
In the task area Invite Options In chapter Suggested inscription options click command Select inscription option.
On the list Chapter select the desired category messages.
On the list Available messages select the message you want, and then view the two parts of the message.
Note: If you're using a template you downloaded from Office Online, or you've changed the page size or format (for example, changing from a side fold to a top fold), the text box options won't be available.
Printing and finishing the card
Publisher sets up postcards to print on sheets certain size. For example, if you select a layout that is designed for letter-size paper, you will need to fold the sheet twice after printing the card.
1 . When you preview the card before printing, it will look like the one shown in Figure 1.
2 . A postcard printed on a color printer when unfolded looks as shown in Figure 2.
3 . In step 3, you fold the card in half from top to bottom.
4 . In step 4, you fold the card vertically.
Postcard printing
When your card looks the way you want, save it.
On the menu File select team Seal and then open the tab Publishing and paper options.
In chapter Printing options check if the format is correct, e.g. Quarter sheet, side fold, Half sheet, side fold or Brochure, side fold.
Note: These options are only available if the publication page size is smaller size paper configured for printing the publication.
To see what the printed publication will look like, click the button Preview . Then you can produce everything necessary settings before printing.
Make changes to print settings, such as the number of copies, and then click Seal.
Advice: Buy a stack of cards for printing greeting cards. the right size. Typically, a package with a stack of cards also contains envelopes. Before printing on specialty or expensive paper, print one or two test cards on plain paper to make sure your publication prints correctly.
You urgently need to send a postcard by email to a friend to congratulate him on the Day birth. In this article we will look at creating a postcard in Microsoft Office Word 2003, without applying photoshop that you have no time for V in this case study. The simplest and most accessible Microsoft editor Office Word 2003 has features processing images and objects, which is quite enough to whip up a postcard. Microsoft EditorOffice Word 2003 is the most common editor, everyone uses it, but not everyone knows that with its help you can do certain design work. So, let's begin!
Select Microsoft Office from the menu Word tabs(Further combination of tabs will denoted by "+"): Insert+Drawing+Their file. See photo below.
Click last tab- From the file and from your photo catalog, select the photo you want you wanted see as a postcard. In this case, the photo file is selected from the directory "FILM 2" See photo below
We have selected a photo, use the mouse to adjust the dimensions to fit the screen so that it is convenient for us to work with the file. See photo below.
Since we are creating a postcard, we need to make some kind of congratulatory inscription on the postcard. You can use insert mode Microsoft text Office Word 2003, but the author of this article offersuseinserting WordArt Objects. So, click on the menu tabs: Insert + Picture + WordArt. See photo below.
Next on the Object library opens on the screen WordArt, select the inscription style from libraries. See photo below
After OK, a window for writing text for the style you selected will open. WordArt. We are writing inscription: "Congratulations!!!Yours Vasya" + OK. See photo below.
Set the font size. See photo below.
Set the font style, in this case slant. + OK. See photo below.
At the bottom of the photo there is a postcard inscription. See photo below.
To edit the inscription, change the font, change the color, etc. , open the panel settings WordArt, for this Click on the inscription with the left mouse button. See photo below.
We get this type of postcard, which, in principle, can already be sent to a friend or girlfriend via email mail.See photo below.
But we would like the inscription to be on the photo, on the bottom panel Microsoft Office Wordclick the insert icon See photo below.
We adjust the size of the insert to our inscription, See photo below
And transfer the insertion form to the photo using the mouse and left key. See photo below
We remove the color of the line of our insertion, i.e. We make the insert edging colorless, see photo below
Click on the inscription with the left mouse button and transfer it to the insertion window on the postcard
Adjusting the size of the frame to the inscription
Here we have this type of postcard
But in this option We are not satisfied that the background color of the inscription is white, it looks ugly. To remove White color, click on the bottom panel Microsoft Office Word icon fills the color of the form; do not forget to first activate the form by clicking the left mouse button. In the color fill context menu that appears, select a fill color that matches the background color of our postcard. Click on color + OK. See photo below.
You can do it differently, in the context menu of the color fill, select the Methods command fills. See photo below
In the Fill Methods menu that opens, using the “Gradient”, “Texture” tabs, "Pattern" and "Drawing" can be achieved different options to fill the background of our inscription. Gradient background fill option See photo below
Example of texture fill See photo below
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Using the "Drawing" tab, you can fill the background of our inscription instead of color image of another photo. See photo below
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Here, something like this, the background of the inscription is a photo of another flower. Those. then yours turns on fantasy and you can do whatever you want in this mode.
In short, the algorithm for creating a postcard using text editor Microsoft Office Word looks like that:
1. In the editor Create a document.
2. Inserting a picture into a document from a file, in this case a photo.
3. Inserting an inscription, you can just an inscription, you can use it as a WordArt object
4. Adjusting the background of the inscription (fill color)
The eve of the holiday is better than the holiday itself.
Japanese proverb
The New Year and Christmas holidays are approaching. This means that the secretaries will only have more trouble. One of them is preparation and distribution New Year's greetings partners and clients. We'll tell you how to create and send New Year's greeting cards using MS Word, Outlook and PowerPoint and avoid common mistakes.
WE CREATE A GREETING CARD IN MS POWERPOINT FORMAT
Selecting pictures. Using the Internet we find several drawings in PNG formats or GIF (the latter allows you to create animation in a postcard). For example, these (Fig. 1-4):
Open a blank presentation in MS PowerPoint without using any templates. Removing windows Heading slide And Subtitle slide. The result is a completely clean slide.
Create the background of the postcard. We use one of the pictures as a background. We insert it into the slide field and “adjust” it to the size of the slide (Fig. 5).
Then we place the rest of the pictures on the slide, and move one of them (with the image of Santa Claus) outside the main field of the slide (Fig. 6).
Adding animation. Now let's add animation (for this we use images in GIF format). In our example, this is a picture of Santa Claus. Select it by clicking, then on the bookmark Animation select a team Add animation, then - Other ways movements(Fig. 7).
In the window that opens, select the path of movement, that is, the trajectory of the image in the future postcard. For example, Sine wave 1 (Fig. 8).
The slide will show the trajectory of movement (Fig. 9), which can be changed with the mouse, like any picture (reduce, enlarge or move). In our example, Santa Claus moves from left to right (Fig. 10). To see what it will look like, click the button F5(slide show mode) and left-click on the slide. To exit this mode, just press Esc.
Adding text. You can now place text in the slide field. To do this, bookmark Insert select the option WordArt and then - the font you like (Fig. 11). A frame will appear in the slide field for adding text. It can also be easily adjusted with the mouse. Now let's add animation to the congratulatory inscription. To do this, bookmark Animation select a team Add animation, and then - Figure. Thus, two objects will move in the postcard - a figurine of Santa Claus and a congratulatory inscription.
We optimize postcard viewing. And the final touch. Typically, postcard recipients do not know how many times they need to click on it (or whether they need to) to see the animation. To prevent them from having such questions, we’ll set viewing parameters in the tab Region animations(Fig. 12). Since our greeting card contains several pictures with animation, right-click on each of them and select the launch type, for example Launch after previous(Fig. 13). In this case, all animated objects will move without additional clicks on the slide.
We save the postcard. The postcard should now be saved correctly. To do this, specify the file type: PowerPoint demo(Fig. 14).
Browsing final version greeting card(Fig. 15):
WE SEND OUT POSTCARDS VIA MS OUTLOOK
So, the greeting card is ready. Now you need to send out congratulations. These can be personalized messages, when the addressee is the only recipient of the message, or sending the same type of messages to several recipients. Let's look at the mailing process in MS Outlook and find out how you can simplify your task.
Launch MS Word (empty file). Bookmarked Newsletters select a team Begin merger Step by step master mergers(Fig. 16).
In the window that opens Selecting a document type select the document type Electronic message and press Further.
Opening the document (Fig. 17). The following dialog box will open - Select a document, in which we choose the basis for creating a message. Since we already have MS Word open, we select it, that is Current document. Then press the command Further. Selecting Recipients(Fig. 18).
Note that there are two interesting columns in this list: Gender and Title. They will help you correctly address each recipient of your congratulations.
If the list is prepared, in the dialog box Selecting Recipients put a check mark next to the option Usage list and using the command Review, add the list (Fig. 20).
After adding a mailing list, in the window that opens, you can adjust the list of recipients: check the box next to those entries that should be included in the mailing list (Fig. 21). After adjusting the list of recipients, click OK.
Since we have a fairly simple mailing text (only the greeting changes), then in the dialog box Creation messages we will be interested in the option Line greetings(Fig. 22). Place the cursor at the very beginning of the mailing text and in the dialog box Creation messages select the option Line greetings. A window will open Insert lines greetings.
Here you can see the format of the greeting and, if necessary, adjust it, then click OK(Fig. 23).
To see what the mailing text will ultimately look like, in the window Creation messages select the option Further. View messages(Fig. 25):
If you find any inconsistencies while viewing, they can be easily eliminated by going to the dialog box Selection fields(Fig. 26).
After viewing the message, complete the merger by clicking in the window View messages team Further. Completion mergers(Fig. 27).
In the window that opens Completion mergers select the option Electronic mail(Fig. 28).
We send postcards. In the dialog box that opens Composite electronic letters fill in the fields To whom, Subject(Fig. 29). In chapter Send records, select the item
All. In this case, the letters will be sent to all recipients marked with a checkmark in the list and automatically placed in the “Sent Items” folder in MS Outlook.
WE DESIGN ENVELOPES IN MS WORD FOR PAPER DISTRIBUTION
For a small number of recipients
Despite the fact that today everyone uses e-mail, sending congratulations in paper form may still be necessary. Let's look at how you can automate the work of preparing envelopes in MS Word if you need to prepare a small number of envelopes.
By pressing the button Options, you can adjust the font, the location of the address on the envelope, the dimensions of the envelope (Fig. 32), etc., and also see how to correctly place the envelope in the printer tray for printing (Fig. 33).
The addresses are filled in, the envelope is in the printer tray - just click Seal(See Figure 31) and the addressed envelope will be printed.
When there are many recipients
First, let's prepare a list of recipients. You can use the same list as for mailings by e-mail, just add the “Address” and “Index” columns to it (Fig. 34).
When the list is ready, open an empty MS Word file. Then in the bookmark Newsletters select a team Begin merger, and in the drop-down list - the command Step by step master mergers(see Fig. 16 83). Next we perform the following steps:
■ Step 1: in the Select document type directory, click Envelopes(see Fig. 17).
■ Step 2: take as a basis Current document(see Fig. 18).
■ Step 3: Select Usage list(see Fig. 20).
■ Step 4: Select Block addresses(Fig. 22) - a dialog box will open Insert block addresses(Fig. 35).
In the window that opens, adjust the parameters of the address elements. For example, if the letter is addressed to a company and not to a specific person, you need to uncheck the box next to the option Insert the recipient's name in the format. In chapter View You can see what the address on the envelope will look like. And use the arrows to scroll through and view all the decorated envelopes. If everything is in order, click OK.
■ Step 5. Check the decorated envelopes again.
■ Step 6. Click Print.
Happy New Year 2017!
Who among us doesn't love holidays?! Metushnya and preparation, friends and family, gifts and many kind words. And many often come up with these very words on the spot when congratulating the hero of the occasion. Or there is a second option - buy a postcard and read the congratulations from it.
In this article we will talk about them, and I will tell you about creating a postcard from scratch, if you want to do everything yourself, and how you can use already ready-made templates in Word.
The need to make a postcard may arise due to various reasons, for example, you didn’t have time to go to the store and buy it, you just didn’t find the right one, or you wanted to show your talent and please the person handmade. I like to recite poems of my own composition during the holidays, rather than read ready-made ones from a postcard, so I have to look for one that is empty inside. And since it’s difficult to find one with an interesting cover and without writing, the “do it yourself” option can be a great help.
Let's start with ready-made options. Open any Word file, go to “File” at the top and select “Create” from the menu on the left.
If you use Word 2013 or 2016, then also create new document, and then enter the desired phrase into the search.
The difference is that in newer versions of the text editor, there are categories on the right, which makes it easier to find a postcard on a specific topic. That is, you need a Happy Birthday, Easter or March 8 card, just click on the appropriate item and the available templates will appear in the area in the middle.
If the version of Word is not new, then scroll through the list and find a suitable template for the postcard. Then select it and click on the button.
When it is downloaded, it will open in a new window. On the page at the top, the image that is upside down is the cover, everything below is the inside.
First you need to print the first sheet, then turn it over and run it through the printer again. The result should be this: a picture, and with reverse side there will be text. Cut and fold in half - done.
If there are notes in the margins, pay attention to them; there may be explanations on how to print and fold the postcard, and where to insert the text.
You can change the template a little. In the example, the middle will be white with text. Let's add a picture there to make it more interesting. Open “Insert” at the top and click “Drawing”.
The top two cells need to be drawn upside down. This is done so that later the postcard can be printed correctly.
The cover will be in the top left square, the last page in the right, and the inside at the bottom.
You can add pictures, for this you need to make sure that they are saved on the computer, areas with inscriptions and various shapes ( the desired button found on the "Insert" tab). I will have images and caption.
I set italics in the cell with the cover and insert a picture. Using the markers, I change its size, then select the “Before text” wrap and flip it 180 degrees.
For last page I just chose a plain background, this is the cell fill, and inserted the inscription.
The next thing to do is to remove all internal borders so that they do not spoil appearance. Leave a frame around it for easy cutting. Select the entire table, open the “Designer” at the top, click on the arrow next to the “Borders” button, and in the drop-down list, first click “No borders”, then "Outer Borders".
Now let's place the card on the page correctly so that during printing, after you turn the sheet over to the other side, everything on the other side will fit as it should. To do this, you need to make sure that the values for the top and bottom margins of the page are the same.
Open the “View” tab and enable grid display by checking the appropriate box. Then select the entire table and in the document on the ruler on the left, move the markers so that the card above and below lies clearly on the grid. It should look like the screenshot. My top of the card coincides with the beginning of the grid, do the same at the bottom.
Then we go to the top "Page Layout", click the “Fields” button and select the item "Customizable". Please note that the table must be highlighted.
We sum the values in the top and bottom fields and divide by two.
We indicate the resulting value in these fields and click “OK”. Now your card should be clearly in the middle relative to the top and bottom of the page.