How To Make a Newsletter in Word EASY TUTORIAL

Learn how to make a newsletter in word with this easy to follow tutorial. Learn how to add shapes, text boxes, text, change colours, add lines and align everything beautifully. This newsletter can be saved as a document or a PDF as demonstrated in the tutorial.

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Microsoft Word Tutorials
Within all my tutorials I aim to help you develop your skills working within Word, Excel and Powerpoint as well as further your knowledge about the tools which are available within the Microsoft Office Software.
Throughout this channel I aim to cover simple subjects such as page numbers, margins, headers and footers, image, pictures and fonts as well as more advanced themes such as tables, mail merge, table of contents and electronic signatures.
Sharing tips and tricks which I discover along my journey is also an important aspect of this channel. I love the idea of giving people the solution to a problem they’ve been struggling with in Microsoft Word, Excel or Powerpoint.
The channel began all because of a problem I had when I had to insert images into a Word Document. I couldn’t find a way to drag and drop multiple images into a table without them expanding across the page, being cropped or interfering with the rest of the text. It wasn’t until I finally sat down one day, determined to find the solution and developed a way to solve the problem. Having found the problem quite difficult to solve without knowing how to do it I decided to make a You Tube video about it. Never once believing that many people would watch it, let alone be so grateful.
After discovering how helpful a simple tutorial could be I decided to make further videos with the aim of once again helping as many people as possible.

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[debradominguez]

Lisa, thank you soooo much for saving me! I volunteered to make a newsletter for our area construction spec members and it was my first attempt. You made it so easy taking us step by step, speaking plainly(literally) and best of all, no loud gimmicks. The speed of rhythm was perfect! I look forward to more of your tutorials!! I’m a fan for sure 🎉

[engtchr]

I like your pacing, clear voice, and concise sequential steps. Some things I already knew, but I picked up a few new ones.
Thanks to your perfect timing, I had time to think and learn very easily.

[Kean]

Wonderful tutorial. Plus you give excellent tips on the rudiments of good layout, which has always been a mystery to me!

[KylgoreTrout]

I agree selecting a line can be difficult. I have been opening the "selection pane" to help navigate...I find it very useful. One can name the various groups as well...Love your

[tazanddo]

Wow Lisa, thanks so much! My boss tried to teach me this, but with your video, I can watch it over and over until I get it. I work in real estate, and am going to start doing a regular newsletter for it. New subscriber here for you!

[NeuralNewsletters]

TLDR: You can create a visually appealing and professional-looking newsletter in Word by adjusting text boxes, formatting fonts, aligning elements, and saving the document as a PDF.

00:00 📰 Create a newsletter in Word by inserting a text box, typing "newsletter, " and adjusting font and alignment for a visually appealing design.
02:08 📰 Adjust text boxes and fonts, insert and format lines to create a newsletter in Word.
05:39 📰 Adjust margins, insert text boxes, and customize colors to create a newsletter in Word.
08:10 📰 Learn how to align, resize, and format text boxes, add a title and article information, and insert a stock image in a newsletter in Word.
11:12 📰 Adjust margins, add borders, align text and rectangles, deselect selected box, line up, insert logo from file, and click insert to create a newsletter in Word.
13:29 📝 Learn how to format and customize text boxes in Word to create a newsletter.
16:58 📰 Align and distribute elements in Word to create a professional-looking newsletter.
18:36 💡 Save your document as a PDF by going to File > Save As, renaming the document, selecting PDF from the drop-down menu, and clicking export.

[jchrisbotz]

another thanks again, for the wealth of information! You are the Best!

[dr.wm.anthonyconnolly]

Thank you. It’s been a minute I’ve done something like this so the refresh here was very much appreciated

[lgsuqvi]

Very helpful and clear! Thanks so much!

[candlelightknowhow]

Awesome, I learned some new things today. Thank you for that. - Andy

[cameron]

Very nicely done exactly what I was looking for.

[limitone]

How about adding password protected on the text boxes, shapes, header title? The only editable section would be where the random text articles are... and make it a template.

[alexandersmith]

@LisaDoe Love the video and would love to know what you used to do the recording. The whole magnify thing is awesome. I have to create some training videos for a club and they are all older so the magnify would be awesome

[rishabhsingh]

Thank you so much dear you are amazing 😍 you helped me so much

[HarjinderSingh-qhds]

Hi, which version of Microsoft are you using?

[Dexterx]

I bet you didn't know that Word has its own random text generator. All you need to do is type "=rand()), hit enter, and voila

[rmrcxig]

There are simpler ways to generate a newsletter.

[sooperdilly]

wtf sends a newsletter in PDF format? :)))

[personaltomato]

How does this not move around after you send it out? Word is one of the worst programs out there, I just seriously dont understand how you can be like this and not have it move unless its sent as a PDF. which is what NO ONE SEEMS TO WANT.

[demisewsewunet]

boring teaching technique, I just wasted my time